POETRY ANALYSIS Poetry Analysis Read It Is it

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POETRY ANALYSIS

POETRY ANALYSIS

Poetry Analysis ■ Read It. (Is it a poem or prose? ) ■ Structure.

Poetry Analysis ■ Read It. (Is it a poem or prose? ) ■ Structure. (Meter/Rhyme Scheme/Type of Verse) ■ Figures of Speech. (Note Technique) ■ Main Idea. (What is happening in the poem? ) ■ Theme. (What ties this poem to other poems? )

That Meter. ■ Meter: the pattern of unstressed and stressed syllables in poetry. ■

That Meter. ■ Meter: the pattern of unstressed and stressed syllables in poetry. ■ U=unstressed syllable ■ /=stressed syllable ■ U/= the iamb couple ■ Sets of “U/”= iambic meter

■ ■ ■ ■ Iambic Meters. Iambic Monometer Iambic Dimeter Iambic Trimeter Iambic Tetrameter

■ ■ ■ ■ Iambic Meters. Iambic Monometer Iambic Dimeter Iambic Trimeter Iambic Tetrameter Iambic Pentameter Iambic Hexameter Iambic Heptameter Iambic Octameter

Rhyme Scheme. ■ Masculine Rhyme: Direct Rhyme (Rhyming that ends with stressed syllables. )

Rhyme Scheme. ■ Masculine Rhyme: Direct Rhyme (Rhyming that ends with stressed syllables. ) ■ Feminine Rhyme: Indirect Rhyme (Rhyming that ends with unstressed syllables. ) Types of Rhymes: ■ Internal Rhyme: rhyme that occurs within a line. ■ End Rhyme: rhyme that occurs at the end of a rhyme. ■ Slant Rhyme: rhyme between similar sounds. ■ Couplet: two successive lines that rhyme.

Types of Verse. ■ Free Verse: NO METER | NO RHYME SCHEME ■ Rhymed

Types of Verse. ■ Free Verse: NO METER | NO RHYME SCHEME ■ Rhymed Verse: NO METER | RHYME SCHEME ■ Blank Verse: IMABIC METER | NO RHYME SCHEME ■ Verse: IAMBIC METER | RHYME SCHEME

Figures of Speech.

Figures of Speech.

Main Idea. ■ What is happening in the poem? What is the plot synopsis

Main Idea. ■ What is happening in the poem? What is the plot synopsis in one sentence?

Theme. ■ What is the recurrent element or category? ■ What is the underlying

Theme. ■ What is the recurrent element or category? ■ What is the underlying meaning?

Word Choice. ■ Connotative Meaning= positive, negative, or neutral implications encompassing a word. ■

Word Choice. ■ Connotative Meaning= positive, negative, or neutral implications encompassing a word. ■ How do these word choice shape the atmosphere of the poem? How does the word choice show the poet’s tone?

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