Happiness
Sadness
Hope
Faith
Luckiness
Gladness
Love
Anger
Poetry is used because it can sometimes bring joy and happiness to people and it can inspire them to do things, it's just like magic poetry can do something to you which dedicates you to do something. Some people don't like poetry though.
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People, language, music, poetry and other forms of culture.
It really depends on what your feelings are when you're writing it. I think it will, but it is based on what you believe will bring glory to God.
Pastoral poetry is created to bring an emotional response from the reader about something in nature. It often idealizes rural life and landscapes, depicting them as peaceful, harmonious, and connected to nature. This type of poetry seeks to evoke emotions such as nostalgia, tranquility, and admiration for the natural world.
Elements of poetry help bring a poem to life. They help to bring emotion and imagery to poems. They include alliteration, metaphor, rhyme, rhythm, and many more.
Nikki Giovanni believes that the purpose of poetry in America is to bring people together, to express truths, create connections, and inspire change. Poetry serves as a medium to convey emotions, provoke thought, and challenge societal norms.
Joy Morgan Davis has written: 'You bring the umbrellas, Lord' -- subject(s): American Christian poetry, Christian poetry, American 'A mother's precious moments' -- subject(s): Poetry, Motherhood, Mother and child, Mothers 'On a Silent Night' 'I'm ready for my rainbow, Lord' -- subject(s): American Christian poetry, Christian poetry, American
Archery, Poetry, Magical healing, and Prophecies.
Ogden Nash was inspired to write poetry by his love of playing with words, sense of humor, and observations of everyday life. He enjoyed using clever rhymes and wit to bring humor to his poems, making him popular for his unique style and humorous approach to poetry.
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