📌• Meter

is a poetry's measured accents

and syllables arrangement. It
is systematic sound pattern of
a poem.
"Types of Metrical Patterns and it's characteristics"

• Accentual Meter
📌• lines have the
same number of
stresses and
varied count of
syllables
Example

In a summer season when soft was the sun

I shaped me in shrouds as a shepherd I were
In habit as a hermit unholy of works
Went wide in this world wonders to hear
 📌• Syllabic Meter

• lines have the same number

of syllables and varied
cound of stress.
 EXAMPLE
"Dire Inhumanity In time"

Catching, beating, raping, burning, cutting,

Killing and every tormenting are
Gladly and fearless going
In this time in Myanmar,
On faultless Rohiyangas,
Where are you, humans?
📌• Accentual-Syllabic Meter

• lines have the same

number of syllables both
stressed and non- stressed,
arranged in fixed order.
 Example
" From William Wordsworth - Daffodils"

For often when on my couch I lie

In vacant or in pensive mood,
They flash upon that inward eye
Which is the bliss of solitude;
And then my heart with pleasure fills,
And dances with the daffodils.
 📌• Free Verse

• lines have irregular

number of stresses and
syllables.
 EXAMPLES :
" Nature "
" Reminder "

It's a beautiful thing
I was not happy We go outside and it's right there
But we do not seem to notice it
with the rain With trees growing all around us
until my eye caught Birds soaring in the air
five wets leaves- Flowers of many colours with sweet scents
Animals resting in the shade
a mysterious Water flowing through rivers, lakes, seas, and oceans
autumn Fish swimming in the flowing water
watercolor gift Forests growing high into the sky
We all must try to keep it so
here It's beautiful thing
on this broken road. Nature.
📌• literary devices
• make the poem appealing to
the readers. The imagery,
figures of speech and
figurative language (idiomatic
expressions/logic) are example
of literary devices.
 📌• The types or
examples of
literary devices
 📌• Imagery
imagery is a concept that is
quite easy to understand, it is
simply the use of vivid
descriptions in order to explain
a situation to a reader or
listener. It is a way of building
a picture or "image" in the
mind so that the audience can
gain a greater understanding
of the situation which is being
talked about.
Examples:
- I live near a park and the
children and constantly
shouting and screaming, the
noise us deafening.
- My favorite fruit is the
strawberry. They are crisp
and fresh and so sweet.

• Figure of speech

- a word or phrase
used in a non literal
sense for rhetorical
or vivid effect.
• Figurative language EXAMPLE

• is when you describe

something by
comparing it to
something else.
 📌• Genre

• a category of artistic composition, as in

music or literature, characterized by

similarities in form, style, or subject

matter.
 Types and Characteristics of Genre

• Narrative Poem

- A narrative poem tells a story.

- They can be long or short.
- Some narrative poems use end rhyme, some do not.

 • Example
"The Greedy Dog"

There once was a dog filled with greed

Who wanted much more than he's need.
When he saw his reflection
Upon further inspection
He ended with nothing, indeed.
 •Lyric poem

- Expresses the personal thoughts and feelings of a

single speaker.
- No longer sung, but still often have a musical
feeling and songlike structure
•example
" Dying by Emily Dickinson "

I heard a fly buzz when I diead;

The stillness round my form
Was like the stillness in the air
Between the heaves of storm.

The eyes beside had wrung them dry.

And breathes were gathering sure
For the last onset, when the king
Be witnessed in his power.

I willed my keepsakes, signed away

What portion of me I
Could make assignabl,-and then
There interposed a fly,

With blue, uncertain, stumbling buzz,

Between the light and me:
And then the windows failed, and then
I could not see to see.

 • Dramatic Poem

- has elements that closely relate it to drama, either

because it is written in some kind of dramatic form, or
uses a dramatic technique.

- solving a problem or explaining motivation.

 • example

" Out-out , by Robert Frost "

" A Dream, by William Blake "

Doing a man's work, through a child at heart
He saw all spoiled "Don't let him cut my
Pitying, I dropped a tear:
hand off
But I saw a glow-worm near, The doctor, when he comes. Don't let him,
Who replied, "What wailing wight sister!"
Calls the watchman of the night? So. But the hand was gone already.
 • Descriptive poem

- focuses on details

- is mine that mainly describes the subject-- whether it be a

person, an animal, or an inaminate object
 • example

"Light-winged Smoke, Icarian bird,

Melting thy pinions in thy upward flight"

from "Smoke"
by Henry David Thoreau

 • example
He races down the Alps.
He pounces over me.
He gently tugs on my clothes.
The trees move to the beat of him.

from "Wind"
by Ryan Hartnell
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Daniah Joyce Carzada

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Jan Nicole Belleza

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