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The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare

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Poetry Terms

Poetry Terms. By: Courtney Lazar. Epigram- A statement, or any brief saying in prose or poetry, in which there is an apparent contradiction i.e. "Beauty when unadorned is most adorned.".

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Rhythm and Meter

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Poetry Terms

Poetry Terms. By: Courtney Lazar. Epigram- A statement, or any brief saying in prose or poetry, in which there is an apparent contradiction i.e. "Beauty when unadorned is most adorned.".

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Poetry

Poetry. Definition of Poetry. The art of rhythmical composition, written or spoken, for exciting pleasure by beautiful, imaginative, or elevated thoughts Literary work in metrical form; verse Prose with poetic qualities. Definition of Prose.

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Scansion

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Types of Poems

Types of Poems. Kinds Of Feet. Foot- is a sequence of syllables Iamb- metric foot of poetry of an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed one ( di-dah ) Anapest- metric foot of poetry of two unstressed (short) syllables followed by one stressed (long) one Dactyl Spondee Pyrrhic

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Stanza

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Lit. Term. Tuesday

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Poetic Scansion

Poetic Scansion. Foot and Line Length. Poetic Scansion. Samuel Taylor Coleridge Metrical Feet: Lessons for a Boy Trochee trips from long to short. From long to long in solemn sort Slow spondee stalks; strong foot! yet ill able Ever to come up with Dactyl trisyllable.

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The Language of Shakespeare

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Rhythm and Meter

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The Language of Shakespeare

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Your group should provide the following items on your poem/poster paper : On the poster paper:

Your group should provide the following items on your poem/poster paper : On the poster paper: A description of what the sonnet is talking about. (theme) Use contemporary, easy-to-understand language. In a line by line, rewrite the sonnet for a modern audience .

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