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Types of
Poetry
Writer’s
Notebook
Spring 2016
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Ode Examples:
“Ode to the Confederate
Dead”
“Ode to Coffee”
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Sonnet Example:
Shakespeare’s Sonnet 18—
“Shall I Compare Thee to a
Summer’s Day?”
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-poetry that has no regular
rhythm, rhyme, or structure
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Free Verse Examples:
“After the Sea-Ship”
“Fog”
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Lyric Examples:
“I’m So Lonesome I Could
Could Cry”
“Annabel Lee”
• A form of poetry that tells a
story and has characters, a
setting, and a plot
• Can be written in
structured form with
rhyme
• Can be long or short
• Can be simple or complex
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Narrative Example:
“The Battle of New
Orleans”
Princess Diana, beloved
princess of England, was
killed in a car accident
back in 1997. She was
known as “England’s Rose,”
and the world was
saddened by her death.
Princess Diana’s family at her funeral
Famous musician Elton John performed at
Princess Diana’s funeral (see photo
above). He rewrote his song “Candle in
the Wind” in honor of Princess Diana.
This song is an example of an elegy.
Read along with the lyrics on the next
slide as you listen to the song.
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Elegy Example:
“Candle in the Wind”
Read along with the lyrics on the next
slide as you listen to the song.
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Ballad Example:
“Don’t Cry, Joni”
Tuesday, May
st
31 :
1. For your final assignment, go back to
the lyric poem, “I’m So Lonesome, I
Could Cry.”
2. Complete the handout for this poem,
and place it in the IN BIN when
finished.