Elements of Poetry
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Objective
I can create my own poem using at least three different elements of poetry.
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Practice
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What is the difference between a poet and an author?
Define the term "speaker" in the context of poetry and explain its importance.
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Exit ticket
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“Write a poem of at least six lines that incorporates at least three different elements of poetry, such as rhyme, imagery, or line breaks. Underline the three elements you used. Create a poem about a favorite place that includes at least three different elements of poetry, such as alliteration, metaphor, or stanza breaks. Highlight the three elements you included in your poem. ”
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