Unseen Poetry
- Created by: epearce1998
- Created on: 25-06-17 17:21
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- Responding to Unseen Poetry
- Language
- Voice and addresse
- Is it the poet themselves?
- To someone specific or an interior monologue?
- Tone and style
- Sounds
- Assonance- identical consonants with different vowels (e.g. killed, cold, culled )
- Plosive- t, k, p sounds
- Fricative- f, th - sometimes hard and jarring
- Sibilance- s sounds, can be calming or sinister
- Rhyme
- Chiasmus- repeated but reversed refrain e.g. in Grecian Urn
- Alliteration
- Imagery
- Similes and metephors
- Word patterns
- Anaphora
- Tricolon
- Voice and addresse
- Form
- What is the poem about
- How does the verse look on the page?
- End stop lines
- Enjambment
- Caesura
- Tense and significance of changes in tense
- Themes
- Key images/ semantic fields
- Figurative language
- Use of the senses
- Rhythm
- Free verse or structured?
- Beats per line
- Iambic- short syllable then long syllable
- Trochaic- x4 long syllable followed by short
- Spondee- 2 long stressed syllables
- Language
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