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A poem is a written work that uses rhythm, rhyme, and figurative language to express ideas, emotions, or a story. Poems are often broken into stanzas, and they can follow a rhyme scheme.
Form
Rhyme scheme: A pattern of end rhymes in a stanza
Rhythm: A musical element that gives a poem a distinct pattern
Meter: A specific pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables
Stanza structure: The breaks between groups of lines in a poem
Line lengths: The length of each line in a poem
Content
Themes: The main ideas or emotions that the poem conveys
Figurative language: Creative language that adds depth to the poem
Types
Free verse: A poem without a meter or rhyme scheme
Blank verse: A poem written in a specific meter that usually doesn't rhyme
Haiku: A three-line poem from Japan with five syllables in the first and last line, and seven in the middle
Ode: A lyrical poem from Ancient Greece that's usually short and doesn't rhyme
Sonnet: A 14-line poem that usually has internal rhymes and ends with a heroic couplet