This is my IBOOK on poetry- enjoy :)

1. My Poem Book

2. Poetic Device
APOET IS LIMITED in the materials he can use in
creating his works: all he has are words to express
his ideas and feelings. These words need to be pre-
cisely right on several levels at once:
• they must sound right to the listener even as they
delight his ear
• they must have a meaning which might have been
unanticipated, but seems to be
the perfectly right one
• they must be arranged in a relationship and placed
on the page in ways that are
at once easy to follow and assist the reader in under-
standing
• they must probe the depths of human thought,
emotion, and empathy, while
appearing simple, self-contained, and unpretentious

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5. Black out poem
Life is hard,
life encourag-
ing

6. A Japanese poem of
seventeen syllables,
in three lines of
five, seven, and
five.
HAIKUS

7. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet,
suspendisse nulla pretium, rhoncus
tempor placerat fermentum, enim
The clam wood’s at night
so you can hear a pin drop
silent, place of peace
" Life a place of love
Be happy and be joyful
For life is to short
The flower is pink
Meadows rolling hills are green
spring time, beautiful

8. I AM
" I am joyful and funny
I wonder why we have school on monday
I hear nothing
I see everything
I want to be a pastry chef
I pretend sometimes am a chef when I bake
I feel like I could make a difference in the world
I worry that I wont be a pastry chef
I cry about nothing
I am joyful and funny
I understand that i have to go to school
I say what i think about everything
I dream of zombies
I try my best in every sport i’m in
I hope that I can graduate and go right into a school
I am joyful and funny

9. Sonnet
1.A poem of fourteen lines
using any of a number of
formal rhyme schemes, in
English typically having
ten syllables per line.

10. " This road right here
I use to know, but that was a very long time ago
" A lot has changed including me
But mostly because I can not breathe
But what I mean is
That I know what happen in the village though
That night, that awful day,
But no one can see and no one can
remember me. I’m just that girl
standing there, without a care,
Or maybe I was just a little sacred.
Sacred to know what was going on,
so I ran
I ran so fast
but don’t know
where then I find
myself right here, At the very spot I use
to know a very long time ago.
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"•"
First quatrain:
An exposition of the
main theme and main
metaphor.
"
Sec-
ond quatrain:
Theme and meta-
phor extended or com-
plicated; often, some
imaginative example is
given.
" "
in the 14th century in
the poems of Petrarch. His Can-
zoniere—a sequence of poems includ-
ing 317 sonnets, addressed to his ideal-
ized beloved, Laura—established and per-
fected the Petrarchan (or Italian) sonnet,
which remains one of the two principal son-
net forms, as well as the one most widely
used. The other major form is the
English (or Shakespearean) son-
net.
a
sonnet consist-
ing of an octave
rhyming abba abba and
a sestet rhyming in any
of various patterns (as
cde cde or cdc dcd) —
called also Petrar-
chan sonnet
Shake-
speare's sonnets
are a collection of
154 sonnets,
tal-
ian Sonnet Po-
ems. These are exam-
ples of Italian Sonnet
poems (scroll below) writ-
ten by PoetrySoup mem-
bers

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13. CONCRETE
Concrete poetry or shape po-
etry is poetry in which the typo-
graphical arrangement of words
is as important in conveying the
intended effect as the conven-
tional elements of the poem,
such as meaning of words,
rhythm, rhyme and so on.

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ACROSTIC POEM
LOVE
I NO NOT
FOR WHAT TO DO
EVERY SECOND
I WANT TO BE WITH YOU
SHOULD I STAY? OR
SHOULD I GO?
HERE WITH YOU IN LOVING ARMS
OPEN THE DOOR I’LL SNEEK LATE
RIGHT NOW I FEEL SO GREAT
TO LOVE IS JUST SOMETHING
NEW,FOR LIFE IS JUST TO SHORT

16. Free verse
Express you self. Define
your feelings, poetry that
doesn’t have a regular me-
ter or rhyme not a com-
plete sentence

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The emptiness
cold,
feeling no one
really cares
wishing to be nor-
mal
you don’t under-
stand
I feel alone you

18. A lyric poem in the form
of an address to a particu-
lar subject, often elevated
in style or manner and
written in varied or irregu-
lar meter.
Ode

19. Maddy had a little dog little dog little dog
Maddy had a little dog who she really hates
Parody