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Ballad tells a story, tragic , romantic or heroic, narrative

Elegy expresses feelings, Sad poem, Praises someone who is dead

Poesis creates New

Mimesis represents The existing

First Person -> i perspective

Authorial -> Outside omniscient

Figural -> outside but hidden

Explicit: direct Stated and obvious -> i me my or direct judgement

Implicit: indirect -> irony, metaphor, lyrical I

Exposition, rising action, peripeteia, climax, falling action, catastrophe

Overt: highly visible, directly addresses The reader

Covert: hidden, presence almost undetectable

14 Lines

4 stanzas

1. 2 stanzas a 4 Vers quatrains

2. Next 2 stanzas: 3 Vers tercets

Octave ABBa/ ABBA and sestet cdc/dcd

Three quatrains and couplet abab

Formal often ceremonial Lyric poem that praises or glorifies a person, Place, thing or idea, often free Verse form

Epic Focus on action, Long narrative, third person

while Lyric ephasize feelings, Short, First person expression of personal emotions

Alternate: abab

Coupled: aabb

Enclosed: abba

Limerick: aabba

Ballade: ababcbc

A text is created from The imagination rather than real life Events

A set of Texts that serve as a recognized standard of stylistic quality, cultural or Social significance and intellectual value

Poetic Voice or persona who experiences , observes and narrates emotions or actions

Repeats words at The beginning of a sentence (anaphora) or at the end (epiphora)

The usage of The same letter or Sound at The beginning of closely connected words

Repetition of vowel Sounds in nearby words