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    The document provides definitions and examples of various literary techniques and forms used in poetry, such as similes, metaphors, personification, and rhyme schemes. It instructs the reader to first find these techniques in poems, then develop an understanding of additional concepts like assonance and oxymoron. Finally, it advises analyzing how literary features are used to impact the meaning of a poem and convey the subject. The document is intended to guide the reader from an introductory to advanced level of understanding poetry techniques and analyzing poetic meaning.

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    The document provides definitions and examples of various literary techniques and forms used in poetry, such as similes, metaphors, personification, and rhyme schemes. It instructs the reader to first find these techniques in poems, then develop an understanding of additional concepts like assonance and oxymoron. Finally, it advises analyzing how literary features are used to impact the meaning of a poem and convey the subject. The document is intended to guide the reader from an introductory to advanced level of understanding poetry techniques and analyzing poetic meaning.

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    Beginning Developing Mastering Find in The Poem Find... in The Poem Rhyme /form/ Meter

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    The document provides definitions and examples of various literary techniques and forms used in poetry, such as similes, metaphors, personification, and rhyme schemes. It instructs the reader to first find these techniques in poems, then develop an understanding of additional concepts like assonance and oxymoron. Finally, it advises analyzing how literary features are used to impact the meaning of a poem and convey the subject. The document is intended to guide the reader from an introductory to advanced level of understanding poetry techniques and analyzing poetic meaning.

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    Beginning

    FIND
    In the poem
    Simile
    Personification
    Alliteration
    Metaphor
    Onomatopoeia
    Then move to
    developing...

    Developing
    Find...
    In the poem
    Assonance
    Oxymoron
    Stanza
    Enjambement
    Caesura
    Neologism
    internal rhyme
    THEN...
    Key words:
    DEFINE and give
    examples. Own research
    Androcentric
    Colloquialism
    Patriarchy
    Form
    Meter
    Blank Verse
    Free Verse
    Sonnet
    Rhyming Couplet
    Soliloquy
    Iamb
    Hexameter
    Pentameter
    Poet Laureate
    Euphemism
    Then move to
    mastering...

    Mastering
    Rhyme /form/ Meter
    Comment upon the way the poet makes
    meaning in the poem.
    What is the poem actually about?
    How are literary features used to impact
    the reader or contribute to this meaning?

    Pronoun
    As dawn and morning claw curtains half drawn
    like the face in the mirror, full on forlorn
    With four AM shadows hung under each eye
    Still you wah
    you screech
    and you cry
    Until
    like wax, you melt. In my arms.
    Suddenly silent. sighlent and calm.
    Thinking of Daybreak, listings of things
    To do and be done and of telephone rings
    Questions and answers and questions to those
    tween the hell that is there and the heaven of home
    If I wasnt so tired
    If youd just let me sleep
    Is this what its like now?
    Until your eighteen?
    School plays and sports days and homeworks not done
    That boy that you hate and have a crush on
    Parties and bullies and music and trends
    PTCs, MTV, things to attend
    Bittersweet, days a week, break, fix and mend
    Loom bands and rock bands and fall outs with friends
    can I have?
    Can I go
    And Its so unfair
    Never free,
    Cannot see
    Time for me
    There.
    Or here.
    But maybe, I see it in you?
    Maybe its ours and your path
    I choose
    To no longer march to the meter of me
    No longer I, but part of this we.

    Eleanor Sciolistein

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