Elements of Poetry

It is a broad genre of

literature that is written in stanza form. It is characterized by a regular

rhythmic pattern, rhyme, horizontal and/or vertical measure, imagery,

symbolism, and figurative language.

• Prose

• Poetry

• Tone

• Rhyme

It refers to the presence of words that have identical or similar (approximate) final sounds; the recurrence of the same final sounds result in what is known as rhyme pattern such as aabb

• Rhyme

• Theme

• Mood

• Symbolism

The element of a narrative or any literary work which refers to the attitude of the writer toward his subject; it may be communicated through the words used by him and may evoke an emotional response in the reader; words used may convey sarcasm, love, hatred, fear, delight, respect and so on.

• Theme

• Tone

• Mood

• Moral

refers to the number of syllables or metrical feet within a line. A metrical foot is also called meter.

• Theme

• Tone

• Rhyme

• Measure

The idea or concept of the author expressed in a concise statement; referred to as the message of the story. It concretizes the abstract idea the writer wants to impart.

• Theme

• Tone

• Rhyme

• Measure

Which is not BELONG to the group?

• Tone

• Moral

• Poem

• Values

Which is not BELONG to the group?

• Heptasyllabic

• Octasyllabic

• Undecasyllabic

• Dirime

Which is not BELONG to the group?

• Single Rhyme

• Triple Rhyme

• Compound Rhyme

• Double Rhyme

An example of Eye rhyme

• sin - scene

• comb - tomb

• light - lite

• week - weak

An example of Identical rhyme

• garden - children

• cite - site

• box - fox

• day - pay