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Poetry is a form of literature that has been around for centuries. Some common forms of poetry include haiku, limerick, free verse, and ballads. The document encourages anyone to try their hand at writing poetry in different styles.

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Poetry
Poetry is a form
of literature.
Haiku
Forms of Poetry
Poetry has
been
around for
centuries.
Limerick
Free Verse
Ballad
Anyone can be a poet!

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