ENGL 224 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Alliteration, Simile, Trimeter
4 Jul 2020
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Because i could not stop for death by emily dickinson (1830- 1886: form, six verses, quatrain: four lines of poetry in metre that have a rhyme scheme. In metre: a regular beat/ rhythm in each ling: rhyme scheme: some words that rhyme. Iambic tetrameter: four iambic feet di-dum" beats. Iambic trimeter: the regular metre of the poem: rhyme scheme, style: Irregular rhyming: gothic poem (18th-19th century, fiction and horror, death and romance/happiness, devices, alliteration: two or more words in a line or verse begin with the same letter. The dews drew quivering and chill : allegory: may be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning. Ma richesse s"appelle by josephine bacon (1947: form, one verse, free verse, no rhyme scheme and no particular metre, rhyme scheme, repetition, style: Inu poem: devices, alliteration: two or more words in a line or verse begin with the same letter. Internal rhyme : does not apply: allegory: may be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning.
