Poetic Terms
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Jane Weir(d)
Name that Poem
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A block of text in a poem is called a 

Stanza

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My name is Ozymandias king of 

kings

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Which insect does she look like?

A bumblebee

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Fra Pandolf's hands/Worked busily a day.

My Last Duchess

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When a line overlaps with another line this is called

enjambment

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And mark in every face I meet

Marks of weakness

Marks of woe

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Where is her favourite playground?

The graveyard

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Pale flakes with fingering stealth 

Exposure

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When there is a break in the middle of a line it is a 

Caesura

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In his darkroom he is finally alone

With spools of suffering set out in ordered rows

The only light is red and softly glows

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What does she like to lean against like a wishbone?

A war memorial

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Half a league onward

Charge of the Light Brigade

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The name of a poem with 14 lines with ABABCDCDEFEFGG rhyme scheme (usually) is called a 

Sonnet

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Dem tell me bout Columbus and 1492

but what happen to de 

Caribs and de Arawaks too

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What can she hear on the wind?

The ghostly voices of children

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End of story, except not really

Remains

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When a poem is written with ten syllables per line it is called 

Iambic Pentameter

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And one of them legs it up the road,

probably armed, possibly not

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Why are we studying her "poetry"?

She won a competition (2000 + applicants)!

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leaned against it like a wishbone

POPPEZ!