Poetry

Any kind of rhyming couplet ends Shakespearean, doesn't have to be heroic The Shakespearean (or "English" or "Elizabethan") sonnet ends with a heroic couplet.

15 lines

Its subject matter makes it similar to a nocturne.

many poets write them, though they may interpret the form loosely

to call attention to a particular element in a poem

Nothing, not really. Many poets have exclaimed that free verse isn't free- they have said that free verse must follow its own rules and not be rambling foolishness. so put thought into your poems and the sky is merely your launchpad.

The trees still hold the rain

for hours after it ceases to fall.

Its small size requires that the images be compressed and powerful.

Poetry that does not conform to a traditional structure

It is the effect the poet wants the poem to have.

"The quails cooed their aubade as the sky took on the rosy tint of dawn." Is an example of the use of aubade in a sentence.

As the line progresses it becomes to sound more ironic

It comes from Malaysia - APEX

The poem is structured as the retelling of a memory - APEX

Which of the following describes of prose poetry?

a poem made out of a group of seemingly unrelated images or ideas

a form with a pattern of lines that are each repeated once