Analysing poetry (Lit)
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This document discusses various poetic devices and techniques used in poetry including figurative language, symbols, and sound devices. It defines and provides examples of similes, personification, metaphors, onomatopoeia, alliteration, and rhyme. The individual task at the end instructs the reader to draw a table listing these poetic techniques with a column to provide 3 examples of each.
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Analysing poetry (Lit)
- 1. ANALYSING POETRY Poetic Devices/ Techniques
- 2. LANGUAGE AND SOUNDS IN POETRY igurative Language ymbols ound Devices
- 3. FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE (PG19) reates imagery or pictures in the minds of the reader. g: She is all smiles eaning: Showing happiness imile
- 4. SIMILE efinition: Comparing one thing (object, person,idea) to another with the use of the word “like” & “as” g: Tim is as cunning as a fox
- 5. PERSONIFICATION (PG 20) efinition: An object/ idea which is given human characteristic or personality. g: The pen is dancing. The dying sun shows its last glimpse of
- 6. METAPHOR efinition: Comparing one thing with another without the use of “like” & “as” g: Everyday is a winding road
- 7. SYMBOLS efinition: Something that represents a larger idea, issue or value. g: The Eagle Candle
- 8. SOUND DEVICES (PG 21) nomatopoeia lliteration
- 9. ONOMATOPOEIA efinition: Words which are sound words. g: “Boom” “Crash”
- 10. ALLITERATION (PG 22) efinition: Letters at the beginning of the words in a sentence are repeated. g: Tongue Twisters Peter Piper Picked A Peck of Pickled
- 11. RHYME efinition: The end words sounds the same. g: Her heart is so fake, It is yours to take.
- 12. Your Individual Task: Draw the table below on a piece of foolscap paper and fill in the right column. Poetic Give 3 examples: Technique/Device Simile Personification Metaphor Onomatopoeia Alliteration Rhyme