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30 Words About Me

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The document defines several poetic terms: 1) Couplet - two lines that rhyme together 2) Stanza - an arrangement of lines, typically four or more lines 3) Rhyme scheme - the pattern of rhyming lines 4) Metre - the rhythmic structure of a verse with stressed and unstressed words or syllables.

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nd W.A.l.t identify a of m ak e u s e etic diff erent po m s. term s and for Couplet: when the last word Stanza: An in a line rhymes with the same arrangement of ending word in the next. certain lines E.g: rapping to you is easy you usually four or see. Just rhyme the letters c and more . E.g: B. I love to write, Day and Night. RHYME SCHEME: it's when the lines end What would my with a rhyme pattern. heart do? E.g A: my life as a frog But Cry, sigh and B: does not seem easy be blue to thee A: But when in the fog If I cold not B: you'll see me write. drinking your tea! Metre: a rhythmic structure of a verse with stressed and unstressed words. The following example is an iambic. Shall(u) I compare(u) thee(u) to a summers(u) day?

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30 Words About Me

  • 1. nd W.A.l.t identify a of m ak e u s e etic diff erent po m s. term s and for Couplet: when the last word Stanza: An in a line rhymes with the same arrangement of ending word in the next. certain lines E.g: rapping to you is easy you usually four or see. Just rhyme the letters c and more . E.g: B. I love to write, Day and Night. RHYME SCHEME: it's when the lines end What would my with a rhyme pattern. heart do? E.g A: my life as a frog But Cry, sigh and B: does not seem easy be blue to thee A: But when in the fog If I cold not B: you'll see me write. drinking your tea! Metre: a rhythmic structure of a verse with stressed and unstressed words. The following example is an iambic. Shall(u) I compare(u) thee(u) to a summers(u) day?