Praxis 5038 poetry (2023/2024) Already Graded A

Praxis 5038 poetry (2023/2024) Already Graded A Balled 4 line stanzas, Iambic, rhyming Blank verse Unrhymed Iambic pentameter, Shakespeare, 16th & 17th Century England Caesura natural pause or break in a line Cinquain Features nature with no rhyme. five lines, words in the fifth line must make reference to the subject in the first line. Couplet two lines of equal meter that ryhme Heroic Cuplet cuplet in iambic pentemeter Dactyl / U U (fantasy, alchemy) Elegy Laments the dead Femine Rhyme rhyme of two or more syllables for softness or lightness Free verse No ryhme or regular meter, uses cadences Haiku 3 lines, 5,7,5 unrhymed, nature Limerick 5 lines, AABBA, witty and facyful Lyric describes thoughts of a single speaker Meter pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables resulting in feet mono, di, hepta Masculine Rhyme one syllable rhyme for strength and impact Ode Lengthy, serious, lyric poem Octave Eight lines of iambic pentameter Quatrain 4 lines Rhyme Royal 7 lines, ABABBCC, iambic pentameter (Chaucer, Midevil) Scansion the activity of labeling feet and identifying meter Sonnet 14 lines of iambic pentameter Spenserian Sonnet a b a b b c b c c d c d e e (fairy queen) Petrarchan or Italian Sonnet Octave(8 lines setting up the problem) followed by Sestet (6 lines of resolution) Shakespearean or English Sonnet Three quatrains of alternating rhyme and a couplet Sestet 6 line stanza sestina 6 -6 line stanzas followed by 1 - 3 line stanza Sprung rhythm rhythm imitating natural speech, first syllable stressed Spenserian stanza 9 lines, first 8 in iambic pentameter, last 1 in iambic heximeter, ABAB BCBC C (Fairy Queen by Spencer) Strophe group of verses forming a distinct unit Terza Rima 3 line stanzas, ABA - BCB - CDC ect.