TYPE OF PEOTRY TYAS AYU LESTARI AG 3

TYPE OF PEOTRY TYAS AYU LESTARI AG 3 40300118054

EPIC • Epic poetry is poetry in which contains stories of heroism, both heroism associated with legend, beliefs and history.

Ballad • Ballads are a new type of poetry that contains a certain story or story. According to the Big Indonesian Dictionary, Ballad Poetry is a simple poem that tells a moving folklore sometimes in the form of dialogue.

Romance • Romance is one of themes in poetry which contains expressions of the poet's love, both to the opposite sex, or to the Creator. Romance poetry is also often referred to as romantic poetry or love poetry. . The quatrain itself is a poem in which one stanza consists of four lines.

Satire • Satire's poetry is a poem that contains subtle allusions or criticisms to the authorities or people who have a position (position). . In short, Satire's understanding is a new type of poem which contains insinuations or criticisms.

Ode • Ode poetry itself is defined as the types of poetry that contain praise to a person or group that has meritorious or heroic spirit.

Epigram • An epigram is a poem that contains the teachings of life or guidance towards truth. The word "epigram" comes from the Greek, epigramma which means guidance, example, advice, or invitation to do the right thing.

Lyric • Lyric Poetry is a poem that contains the poet's individual overflows with all kinds of sedimentary experiences, attitudes and moods that surround them.

Elegy • Elegi is a general term in literature that refers to poetry or songs that contain lamentations and expressions of sorrow, especially in the event of death. . Because it defines a lament of sadness, elegy also becomes one type of genre of modern poetry, namely elegy poetry.

Haiku • Haiku is a short poem that uses sensory language to capture feelings or images. . Haiku poetry was originally developed by Japanese poets, and its form was adapted to English and other languages by poets from other countries.

Imagism • "Imagism" Poetry Tradition: Look for the Concrete, Gild the Abstract. The group of Imagism poets (pictures, visuals - not in the sense of "imagination" / "Imagination") is different from the romantic poet group. . The rules of play required in the details of poetry such as word choice, language rules, dimensions and rhymes.

Rhyme • Rhymes in Poetry. Rima is a repetition of intermittent sounds, both in the poem array and at the end of the poem array. . Through this rhyme, the beauty of a poem is created. Rhyme is not always at the end of the line in one stanza.

Narrative poetry • Narrative poetry is poetry that contains a story into actors, characterization, settings, and a series of specific events that establish a story.

Pastoral Poetry • Pastoral is a literary term taken from English Pastorale, and English is taken from Latin (pastor) which means shepherd. Pastoral literature is a form of literature that describes a quiet and peaceful life in the countryside. Generally more written in the form of poetry than prose.

Lyric poetry • Lyric Poetry is a poem that contains the poet's individual overflows with all kinds of sedimentary experiences, attitudes and moods that surround them.

Sonnet • Sonnet is a one-line, 14 -line poem, written in iambic pentameter. Sonnet, which comes from the Italian word sonetto, which means "a little sound or song, " is "a popular classical form that has forced poets for centuries, " said Poets. org. The most common - and simplest type is known as the English sonnet or Shakespeare, but there are several other types.

Limerick • Limerick or pantun is a type of musical poetry that is short and funny which is often decorated with things that make no sense or are unclear.

Sociology • Sociology poetry is poetry that contains social problems in the form of poverty, social inequality, unemployment. Satire is a style of language to express a satire of a situation or a person.

Villanelle • The word villanelle comes from the Italian villano (meaning "farmer"). A villanelle was originally a dance song that would be played by Renaissance musicians. They often have a pastoral or rural theme and there are no specific forms