poetry test 2/15/12
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- The Tyger
- By William Blake, Lyric
- A Poison Tree
- By William Blake, narrative
- The Chimney Sweeper
- By William Blake, dramatic
- She Walks in Beauty
- By Lord Byron, lyric
- I wandered as Lonely as a Cloud
- By William Wordsworth, narrative
- Whoso List to Hunt
- By Sir Thomas Wyatt, Sonnet: Petrarchan
- Amoretti: sonnet 75
- By Edmund Spenser
- Sonnet 18
- By William Shakespeare, "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?"
- Sonnet 130
- By William Shakespeare, pointing out her every flaw
- Ode to the West Wind
- By Percy Bysshe Shelley
- O Captain! My Captain!
- By Walt Whitman, dramatic
- Because I could not stop for Death
- By Emily Dickinson, Personified Death
- After a Great Pain, A Formal Feeling Comes
- By Emily Dickinson, Lyric
- The Red Wheelbarrow
- By William Carlos Williams
- In a Metro Station
- By Ezra Pound
- Dream Boogie
- By Langston Hughes, dramatic, like a conversation
- Theme for English B
- By Langston Hughes, dramatic, harlem renaissance
- elegy
- a lyric on occasion of death
- assonance
- repitition of vowels between consonants
- Lyric
- Short, meant to be sung, about a subject, poets emotions, abstract, closely identified with poet himself
- Narrative
- tells a story (Plot, characters, p.o.v, and setting)
- Dramatic
- (Tragedy) usually invented character, presented as a speech... or monologue
- monometer
- one foot
- dimeter
- two feet
- tetrameter
- four feet
- imagist movement
- poem using exact words, quick and to the point
- Shakespearian sonnet
- 3 quatrains (set of four lines), couplet (two lines) abab cdcd efef gg
- Petrarchan Sonnet
- 8-line octave and a 6-line seset (14 lines)
- What line is the volta?
- 9
- Spenserian sonnet
- 3 quatrains (set of four lines), couplet (two lines) abab bcbc cdcd ee
- could be: cdecde/ cdcdcd/ cddcdd
- seset