Structure of Poetry

A PIECE OF WRITING THAT IS RHYTHMIC, USUALLY METAPHORICAL AND OFTEN EXHIBITS FORMAL ELEMENTS SUCH A METER AND RHYME

• Drama

• Meter

• Poem

• Rhythm

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A PLAY FOR THEATER OR TV

• Poem

• Drama

• Scene

• Monologue

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a long speech by one actor

• Monologue

• Dialogue

• Soliloquy

• Act

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he act of speaking thoughts aloud by one’s self in a play

• Scene

• Soliloquy

• Monologue

• Act

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Sequence of actions in a play

• Drama

• Stanza

• Act

• Scene

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The main division of a play, the sections of a play

• Aside

• Act

• Epilogue

• Narrator

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A POEM IN SHORT STANZAS, PASSED FROM GENERATION TO GENERATION, FOLK CULTURE.

• Ode

• Meter

• Ballad

• Rhythm

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A LYRICAL POEM TO ADDRESS A PARTICULAR SUBJECT

• Ode

• Haiku

• Rhyme Scheme

• Poem

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A POEM HAVING 14 LINES AND A FORMAL RHYME SCHEME

• Ballad

• Iambic Pentameter

• Stanza

• Sonnet

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A JAPANESE POEM OF 17 SYLLABLES, 3 LINES SET UP WITH 5,7,5 SYLLABLES TRADITIONALLY ABOUT NATURE.

• Drama

• Haiku

• Prologue

• Ode

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