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Biblical Hermeneutics Interpreting Biblical Poetry

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... 24. Poetry: one of the three major types, or genres, of literature, the others being prose and drama. Poetry defies simple definition because there is no single characteristic that is found in all poems and not found in all non-poems. Often – but not always – poems are divided into lines and stanzas ...
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... Free verse - Poetry not written in a regular rhythmical pattern, or meter, and without a rhyme scheme. Imagery - Details that appeal to the senses. Imagery makes the experience more real. Ex: Sweet, slow drops of deep purple juice drip from the corners of my mouth and flow in little blueberry rivers ...
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