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Parts of a poem

10/10/2020

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Poetry is a literary genre that uses aesthetics and rhythmic qualities of language to evoke feelings and emotions. 
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Verse
A single line in a poem.
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Stanza
A group of lines.
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Space
Gap between stanzas.
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Couplet
Two lines of verse, usually in the same meter and joined by rhyme, that form a unit.

Rhyme
Words that end with similar sounds; usually at the end of a line.

Rhyme scheme
The pattern of rhymes within the poem.

Title
The name of the poem.
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Theme
This is what the poem is all about.
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Mood
Emotions involved in a poem.
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Capital letters
Each line of a poem must begin with capital letters.

Centered
This is the way a poem is arranged on a page.

Author/Poet
The person who writes the poem. They usually leave their signature.

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