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• Stanza = a set amount of lines in poetry grouped together by their length, meter or rhyme scheme.
• Couplet = a two-line stanza.
• Tercet = a three-line stanza.
• Quatrain = a four-line stanza.
• Cinquain = a five-line stanza.
• Sestet = a six-line stanza.
• Meter = the pattern of stressed syllables (long-sounding) and unstressed syllables (short-sounding) in poetry.
• Rhyme scheme = the pattern of rhyme that comes at the end of each line or verse.
• Syllable = the single, unbroken sound of a spoken or written word.

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5 syllable 7 syallable 5 syllable typically on an intense topic which shows a great change in the natural order

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Acostic Poems

Concrete Poety

Sonnets

This is poetry that is formatted in a way that the poem itself makes a picture

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a type of poem that traditionally consists of 14 lines, typically written in iambic pentameter (a metrical pattern of ten syllables per line with alternating stress on every second syllable). Sonnets explore themes of love, beauty, time, and human emotions.

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• Nature and Environment:
• Write a poem inspired by a specific natural scene or landscape.
• Create a poem that personifies a natural element like the wind, rain, or the moon.
• Love and Relationships:
• Write a love poem that uses metaphor or symbolism to convey emotions.
• Explore the theme of unrequited love or lost love in a poem.
• Describe a moment of intimacy or connection between two people.
• Recall a vivid childhood memory and write a poem about it.
• Explore the theme of nostalgia and the passage of time.
• Write a poem that captures the essence of a place from your past.
• Use poetry to address a social or political issue that matters to you.
• Write a poem that speaks to the importance of empathy and understanding in society.
• Create a dreamlike poem that blurs the line between reality and imagination.

• Reflect on your own identity and write a self-portrait poem.
• Explore themes of self-discovery, personal growth, or transformation.
• Write a poem that delves into the complexities of identity in a multicultural world.
• Write a poem that expresses your goals, dreams, or aspirations.
• Explore the concept of ambition and what it means to pursue one's passions.
• Craft a poem that imagines a future full of possibilities.
• Choose a specific emotion (e.g., joy, sorrow, anger) and write a poem that embodies it.
• Explore the concept of emotional resilience or vulnerability.
• Write a poem that conveys a complex mix of conflicting emotions.
• Write a poem inspired by a bizarre or surreal image.Respond to a famous work of art, sculpture, or music with a poem.
• Explore the creative process and the struggle of the artist.
• Wite a poem about the power of storytelling and imagination.

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