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Using Rhyme and Other Repetition in Poetry: Definitions and Purposes

August 20, 2015Gary R. Hess Leave a Comment

Poetry is an art form, which can be created in a wide variety of ways. Most poetry styles have a unique pattern, which must be followed strictly. However, there are some forms that aren’t as strict and allow some leeway… Continue Reading →

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Different Types of Rhythm in Poetry

July 30, 2015Gary R. Hess Leave a Comment
Rhythm

How do poets establish a rhythm in poetry? Poets use a variety of speech elements and patterns to establish a rhythm in poetry. Meter, feet, lines, stanzas, punctuation, and cadences are some of the most commonly used features in English… Continue Reading →

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Poetry /’poʊItri/ (n.)

Definition: A rhythmic composition used by a writer or speaker to display emotion.

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