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  • The structure of poetry, including elements like lines and stanzas, distinguishes it from prose due to its unique layout on paper.
  • Key elements of poetry include rhyme, rhythm, and sound devices such as alliteration, assonance, consonance, and onomatopoeia, which enhance its musical quality.
  • Repetition and enjambement are vital devices in poetry, serving to unify sound and meaning, and ensuring the flow of ideas across lines.
  • Narrative poetry tells a story and often includes ballads, while dramatic poetry involves speakers acting out roles distinct from the poet.
  • Lyric poetry focuses on expressing intense emotions or moods from a single speaker's perspective, often reflecting universal themes.

Fundamental Elements of Poetry

*Poetry: is the art of the writing poem.

*Layout: is too important to destingues a poem from a prose. It is the way in wich words arranged on pepar.

*Lines: is a group of words.

*Stanzas: is a group of lines.

*Poet: is how writes a poem
*Rhyme: identity of sound in the final syllables of words. The rhyme has rhyme scheme.

*Internal rhyme: when two rhyming words appear within the same line we have an internal rhyme.

*Rhythm: the beat created by the arrangemente of stressed and unstressed syllables.

*Allitteration: is the repetition of the same conosonant sound at the beginning of words.

*Assonance:is the repetition of a vowel sound with a different end consonant.

*Consonance: is the repetition of the end consonant with a different vowel sound.

*Onomatoepia: creation and use of words which imitate the sound that they describe.

*Repetition: a unifying device between sound and meaning is repetition.

*Enjambement: another important device, which involves rhthm, meaning and syntax. it consists in the grammatical continuation from one line to the next.

Types of Poetry and Their Characteristics

*Narrative poetry: is poetry which tells a story. The ballad can also be included into narrative poetry because it contains a story.

*Dramatic poetry: the speakers act out roles, and must not be identified with the poet.

*Lyric poetry: it expresses an intense mood or feeling of a single speaker, usually identified with the poet. What makes a poemsignificant as a work of art is the universal value of the emotions and concepts it expresses.

*Drama: is a form of ritnig meant to be performed in front of an audience.

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