Creative Writing Q1 ST3

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Example of Philippine Poetry: "Palay siyang matino, Nang humangi’y yumuko; Nguni’t muling tumayo Nagkabunga ng ginto" (PALAY ni Ildefonso Santos)

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Tanaga

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Filipino short poem with 8 syllables per line?

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Tanaga

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Diona: an indigenous Filipino short poem with seven syllables per line.

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Diona consists of seven syllables in each line.

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Example of Philippine Poetry: Nag-aral siyang pilit, Nang karangala’y makamit, Buong buhay s’yang nagtiis, Makapagtapos ang nais.

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Dalit

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Tanaga is a Filipino short poem traditionally in Tagalog, imparting lessons to youth.

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Tanaga always has a title, with four lines of six syllables each and a single rhyme.

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Pattern of beats in poetry?

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Meter

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Complete the verse with (aabb) rhyme: Ang pera niya’y tinipid, Sa guro ay di sumipsip. Markang mataas, nakamit: _________?

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Tagumpay nga ang kapalit.

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Evaluate the poem's rhyme scheme: The one who brought me down to earth, And held me every day. The one who gracefully gave me birth, And said, I love you in every way.

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abab

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NOT TRUE about free verse:

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Free verse is the standard way to write a poem. It requires rhythm and rhyme.

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Line break: a poetic device at the end of one line and the start of the next in a poem.

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A line break is a poetic device which is used at the end of a line and the beginning of the next line in a poem.