TOG Year 1 Week 21 Literature defining terms

A type of poetic structure in which the poem mainly lists various aspects of a topic, or various topics within a single category.

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A poetic structure that is built around one or more significant comparisons of two things, which may strikingly parallel or contrast with one another.

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An image (including simile and metaphor) that dominates an entire poem as to form the structure of the poem.

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A type of poetic structure in which the main element is description

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A type of poetic structure in which the poem’s dominant element is an address by the speaker to a listener.

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A type of poetic structure in which the poem presents a sequence of ideas or emotions.

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A type of poetic structure in which the poem seems to reveal the passionate expression of the speaker’s thoughts and feelings.

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A type of poetic structure in which the poem consists of a series of ideas arranged in logical sequence, leading to a conclusion.

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A type of poetic structure in which the main element is repetition.

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A poetic structure in which the poet seems to be talking to himself, and to be examining himself and his own mood.

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