What is the purpose of a poem?

Answer 1

An ode is a poem that is written for an occasion or on a particular subject. They are usually dignified and more serious as a form than other forms of poetry. Unfortunatly, today's society has distinctly less respect for propriety, morality, and dignity. Modern odes include sarcastic poems about various subjects, including velcro and vegetables. There are several versions and differing opinions on what the rhyme form for an ode should be. In light of these disputes, Tangerine! is of the opinion that we believe them to be simply a poem that contains some form of rhyming pattern which is about a certain subject and contains the word "ode" in the title. Some restrictions are sure to apply.

Answer 2

The purpose of a poem is to evoke emotions, convey a message or tell a story through the use of literary devices such as rhyme, rhythm, and imagery. Poems can also offer insight into the human experience and provoke thought or reflection in readers.

Answer 3

An ode is a lyric poem that addresses some specific subject. It typically appears in an elevated style and written in an irregular meter. Odes were originally intended to by sung, so titles like "Ode to a Grecian Urn" could be interpreted to mean "song to a Grecian Urn."

Answer 4

an ode poem is a poem honoring or taking pride in something else. they use to be for war heroes but now people write them about everything. you could also write an ode about something you don't like by using sarcastic humor.

Answer 5

what is the purpose of the poem if by rudyard kipling