Monday, 9 January 2012

Poems

What is a poem?

A poem is often written from how the poets feelings and emotions are, either from the past, present or future. A poet often writes about either events that have happened, good or bad, in their lives. A poet can often use thereselves as the person personified in the poem. As it gives them the chance to release possible anguish and inner thoughts.

What sort of poems are there?

There are different types of poems. A poem can be rhythmical, have sequence, or rhyme to it. A rhythmical poem, for example:-

Music is part of my everyday life,
it's the one thing that makes me feel alive.
No matter what it could be,
all music influences me.

A sequenced poem, can either be a hymn or a chant. For Example:-

"Fear not, I am with thee";
Blessed golden ray,
Like a star of glory,
Lighting up my way!
Through the clouds of midnight,
This bright promise shone,
"I will never leave thee,
Never will leave thee alone."


A rhyming poem, often means the last word of the second and fourth line will rhyme for example:-

Lie beneath a spreading tree
With golden flowers in the sun.
Count to five on all the petals,
Never think of five plus one.



Reference:

http://www.uta.edu/english/rosenberg/poetryanalysis

http://www.hymnal.net/hymn.php/h/686

http://www.bestteenpoems.com/poem/get-lost-in-the-music

http://www.hyperborea.org/alenxa/rhyme.html#school

http://www.blurtit.com/q688960.html

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