Their use of words can portray a completely different meaning....for example you can describe someones weight as skinny, slim, anearoxic, or slender. These mean the same thing but if you were admiring someone you would say they were slender or slim. if you were critisising someone you would say they were skinny or anearoxic.
The meaning of the poem can also be seen in different ways, take Carol Ann Duffy's poems for example,
I recomend you read some of them, especially Anne Hathaway, its very meaningful
Poetry uses word sounds, order, and meter to express an idea in a fashion that is not simple exposition.In poetry you manipulate grammar, and the word choice must be specific and professional sounding. The topic must be about something dramatic, or it should sound dramatic.Ineed help to find It.thanks
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Word Choice apex.
Spoken word poetry is the performance of poetry. Can be done on a beat or without a beat. Example of a spoken word artist is Skrybla. His tracks are available on all streaming platforms. You can watch his youtube videos (@Skrybla Official) for a better understanding
Standard English grammar, word order, and punctuation are not essential in poetry. True False
word choice, poetic devices (eg alliteration)
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Poems use few words, so every word matters.
contrast
Word choice is important in both poetry and prose, but in poetry, each word stands out and should be the "best word" possible. The order of those words plays an important part too!
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When analyzing a piece of prose or poetry, the selection of specific words helps add meaning to the text. Some key features regarding word choice include: Words or phrases with double meanings, also known as "double entendre." Use of figurative language, such as metaphor and simile. Repetition of particular words (usually reinforces meaning or emphasizes something important). Alliteration and assonance - more commonly found in poetry. Specific choice of a particular word can denote values, themes and ideas. Imagery - where comparative words are used to create an impression or an idea. Use of understatement/hyperbole.
Another word meaning "to influence" is "affect" or "impact."
The root word of "affect" is "affection" which comes from the Latin word "afficere" meaning 'to do something to, manage, handle, affect, have influence on.'
One choice is the word desire.
The word for word choice is "diction." It refers to the selection and use of words in speech or writing to convey a specific meaning or tone.