Narrative:
Definition: Poems that tells a story and has plot.
Example:
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Lines
Definition: A group of words forming a single mark.
Example: You're my shooting star.
Explanation: Having lines doesn't give the readers many confusions when they read too much.
Example: You're my shooting star.
Explanation: Having lines doesn't give the readers many confusions when they read too much.
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Symbol :D
Definition: something that represents something else
Example:
Example:
Recycling symbol
Explanation: To make the poem more fun to read when the readers have to identify what the object represents.
Onomatopea (;
Definition: The sound effect of a poem.
Example:
Explanation: To capture the attention of the readers and to make the poem more interesting and realistic.
Example:
Explanation: To capture the attention of the readers and to make the poem more interesting and realistic.
Assonance :P
Definition: When the same vowels are used in a phrase/line (repeated/ rhyme)
Example:
Explanation: this has almost the same effect as rhyme. It's catchy and easier to remember for a poem.
Example:
Explanation: this has almost the same effect as rhyme. It's catchy and easier to remember for a poem.
Alliteration
Definition: The same sound at the start of two or more near words.
Example:
Explanation: To make the poem sound unique and fun to the readers when the author play with words like this.
Example:
Explanation: To make the poem sound unique and fun to the readers when the author play with words like this.
Meter :)
Definition: The rhythm of a verse that uses stressed & unstressed syllables.
Example:
Explanation: To capture the attention of the readers when it's read aloud.
Example:
Explanation: To capture the attention of the readers when it's read aloud.
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