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| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by merit12(f): 9:52pm On Jan 06, 2015 |
Students now take down your assignment for the week Thank you Your student-teacher Me |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by Nobody: 9:53pm On Jan 06, 2015 |
laykorn:Test Ke?  . Bros, if I do this test I go get Negative mark. Ashwear!    |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by Nobody: 9:56pm On Jan 06, 2015 |
Scrypt:Lol. Just check some few pages back. Ayamlaykorn |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by Bhenehdikt(m): 10:05pm On Jan 06, 2015 |
herald9:herald9,u go put me thru o..na btw the two of us..no tell our teachers or ur seatmate *winks* |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by herald9: 10:10pm On Jan 06, 2015 |
Bhenehdikt:No probs... let's bargain  |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by Bhenehdikt(m): 10:13pm On Jan 06, 2015 |
herald9:Ok...so,wats it gona be? |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by herald9: 10:16pm On Jan 06, 2015 |
Bhenehdikt:what it's gonna be or how much it's gonna be? |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by DeeMain(m): 12:06am On Jan 07, 2015 |
@Laykorn, pls can u add my name to the list? I need prompts to attend the classes. Thanks. Nice efforts teachers! Good job. |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by Manuellu(m): 9:28am On Jan 07, 2015 |
hw do i sign up pls? |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by GIYAZZ(m): 9:44am On Jan 07, 2015 |
This place is really growing. Kudos to y'all! |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by texanomaly(f): 9:06pm On Jan 08, 2015 |
No class? |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by texanomaly(f): 9:06pm On Jan 08, 2015 |
No class? |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by joseph1832(m): 11:19pm On Jan 08, 2015 |
texanomaly:No class Tex! Go home |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by Bhenehdikt(m): 12:01am On Jan 09, 2015 |
joseph1832:U'll be punished,stop talking to a lecturer like that. |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by joseph1832(m): 12:18am On Jan 09, 2015 |
Bhenehdikt:Like seriously? And who's gonna punish me? Laykorn?. |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by texanomaly(f): 9:07pm On Jan 11, 2015 |
Hello everyone, or maybe I should say "anybody". |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by texanomaly(f): 9:09pm On Jan 11, 2015 |
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| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by Mynd44(mod): 9:11pm On Jan 11, 2015 |
Present |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by Bhenehdikt(m): 9:15pm On Jan 11, 2015 |
present.. |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by texanomaly(f): 9:18pm On Jan 11, 2015 |
Ok guys. Everest is unavailable tonight. Unfortunately there is no power in his area. |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by texanomaly(f): 9:20pm On Jan 11, 2015 |
Buggui has graciously agreed to help me out. I so appreciate him. We will be starting in a moment. Please stand by. Thanks. |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by texanomaly(f): 9:25pm On Jan 11, 2015 |
Ok here we go guys. Welcome to class! |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by Buqqui: 9:26pm On Jan 11, 2015 |
#runs in shivering. Hallos Poets. I'll be sitting in a bigger Chair tonight. Just filling in. |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by texanomaly(f): 9:26pm On Jan 11, 2015 |
Poetic devices are often lumped together with figurative language techniques (simile, metaphor, personification, understatement). We will do a quick review of poetic devices. Then we will go right into figurative language. |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by Buqqui: 9:29pm On Jan 11, 2015 |
Alliteration is the repetition of the initial consonant sound in words. An easier (though less exact) way to say this is that alliteration is when the first sounds in words repeat. Alliteration often works with assonance and consonance to make phonetically pleasing arrangements. Jakia jumped in the jar of jelly. Despite their mother’s warnings, the children chose to chew with their mouths open. The grass grew green in the graveyard. Notice the repetition of the “j” sound here? |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by texanomaly(f): 9:31pm On Jan 11, 2015 |
Alliteration is not always so jarringly obvious. Sometimes it is very subtle, such as in the following example: He cleaned the kitchen. Though this example is still pretty obvious, it shows that even when one word starts with a “k” and another word starts with a “c,” it is still considered an instance of alliteration. When we study alliteration, we are concerned with the sounds of the words, not just the letters. |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by Buqqui: 9:34pm On Jan 11, 2015 |
Assonance is the repetition of vowel sounds. It is often used in combination with consonance and alliteration. He saw the cost and hauled off. Will she read these cheap leaflets. The snow in the rose garden groaned. Notice the repetition of the “awe” sounds in the first example, the “e” sounds in the second example, or the “o” sounds in the third example? Assonance can be subtle and may go unnoticed if you’re not scanning for it. |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by Buqqui: 9:36pm On Jan 11, 2015 |
Where are all these people? Cold make una dodge class abi  ?? |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by texanomaly(f): 9:36pm On Jan 11, 2015 |
Consonance Also known as near rhyme, off rhyme, or slant rhyme, consonance is the repetition of consonant sounds in the middle or at the end of words. Using consonance is a sophisticated poetic technique that can create subtle yet beautiful lyrics or lines of poetry. Here is an example of consonance: Her finger hungered for a ring. The satin mittens were ancient. You could paddle through the spittle in the bottle. Though the first of the above examples is also an example of personification, we are interested in the repetition of the “nger” and “ng” sounds. If nobody is around you right now, say out loud, “hungry and angry.” Notice how similar the words sound? What you are hearing is consonance, or the repetition of the “ngry” consonant sounds. |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by herald9: 9:37pm On Jan 11, 2015 |
ooopz just heard my name... *in* |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by Buqqui: 9:40pm On Jan 11, 2015 |
Enjambment is when the writer uses line breaks meaningfully and abruptly to either emphasize a point or to create dual meanings. When a poem is read, the reader will conventionally make a slight pause (shorter than a comma) when transitioning from line to line. When a writer uses enjambment, he or she uses this space to spread an idea over more than one line, either creating an alternate interpretation of the lines or drawing attention to the enjambed words. Rolling through the field in the dead of winter. When the word “dead” is placed on a line in isolation, it invites the reader to focus on that idea. Surrounded by empty space, the idea may resonate powerfully. Though enjambment could be used during a speech, the term “enjambment” is generally applied to the study of poetry. |
| Re: Poetry Classes For Beginners - NPC (Signup Thread) by Buqqui: 9:41pm On Jan 11, 2015 |
Imagery is when the writer or speaker uses their descriptions to access the senses of the reader of listener. Sometimes this is called, using sensory details. When I say “senses” or “sensory,” I am referring to the five senses: sight, hearing, taste, touch, and smell. An old lump of snow melted in the corner. The chirping crickets filled the empty night air. I was awoken by the pleasing scent of the bacon as it wafted down the hallway. As you read the first example, you might be visualize snow melting, because the description accesses your sense of sight. When you read the second example, you may imagine the noises that crickets produce, as the imagery in the text references this sound. And as you encounter the third example, you may recall the aroma of bacon based on the imagery in the sentence. Good writers don’t just tell you things, they show you things by using imagery. |