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What do poets use to pack in more meaning per word?
figurative language
I need help asap school is almost over Did the poets whose work you examined rely more on logical or emotional appeals Which poem and language affected you most and Why?
And which poets would those be, dear? And would you like me to post the answer or email it directly to your teacher? and, as you said, "Why?"
What is a concern?
Concern is that you are focus into that thing or subject and want to know more about it.
What is the opposite word for focus?
The opposite of focused is unfocused. A more useful word might be scatterbrained.
What does having a purpose to your reading enable you to do?
Have a conversation with the text and make your reading more engaging and focused.
What do slam poets focus on more than other poets?
grabbing and keeping the audience attention
Do free verse poets use more imagery than other poets?
Not necessarily. Free verse poets have the freedom to experiment with various techniques, including the use of imagery. Whether they use more imagery than other poets depends on their individual style and preferences, rather than the form itself.
What website have Avery VanDuzer's poem?
Young Writers Society has Avery's poem, and many more of other young poets
What is a poem written by two poets called?
A poem, story, or other literary work created by two or more authors contributing more-or-less equally (as opposed to, for example, one writing and the other editing) is called a collaboration.
What is a slam poem?
Slam Poetry is designed to be read out-loud in a competition with other poets. Think Eminem in 8 Mile, but more civilised!
Which other poets poem will you compare with that of a minor bird of Robert frost?
I would compare "A Minor Bird" by Robert Frost with the works of Emily Dickinson, known for her introspective and nature-themed poetry. Both poets use simple language to explore complex themes like the relationship between humans and nature. Dickinson's focus on the inner thoughts and emotions of her speakers may provide an interesting contrast to Frost's more direct and descriptive style.
Discuss the effect of weight on gravity?
It is really the other way round - gravity has an effect on weight. The more gravity, the more weight.
What poets lived in The Golden Age?
There is more than one golden age. Which are you asking about Ovid and Hesiod were poets in the Golden Age of ancient Greece.
What do poets us to pack in more per word?
figurative language
Why is Edmund Spencer called poets poet?
(i)His greatness was immediately recognized, with his first publication, and his influence has continued to grow ever since. (ii) He has coached more poets, and more eminent ones, that any other writer of English verse. (iii) Throughout the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries a host of poets followed him, called him their master, and exalted him as their guide and mentor. (iv) Milton, Browne and the two Fletchers were his professed disciples.
Why do poets use Germanic words in their poem?
Because it conveys something more than just the simple English wording would, or perhaps just for effect or even just to show off the writer's linguistic capability.
How poets use language differently than other writers?
Poets often use language in a more condensed and symbolic way, focusing on imagery, metaphor, and rhythm to evoke emotions and create a deeper impact on the reader. They may also play with language through techniques such as rhyme and alliteration to enhance the musicality of their work. Overall, poets tend to have a more artistic and expressive approach to language, aiming to create a sensory and emotional experience for their audience.
