Poetry: Difference between revisions

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Pretty much every culture wrote poetry in one form or another during period.

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-Pretty much every culture wrote poetry in one form or another during period. Different styles include
+Pretty much every culture wrote '''poetry''' in one form or another during [[period]].
+==Forms==
 *[[Acrostic]]
+*[[Alba]]
 *[[Drottkvaett]]
-*[[Sestina]]
 *[[Fabliaux]]
+*[[Pastourelle]]
+*[[Sestina]]
 *[[Sonnet]]
+==Poetic Movements==
-=== Period Examples ===
-[[Beowulf]]
+* [[Anglo-Saxon Poetry]]
-Poetry for non-geniuses to model off.
+* [[Poets of the Princes]]
+* [[14th Century English Poetry]]
+* [[Elizabethan poetry]]
+* [[Troubadours]]
+==Internal Links==
-I found that the most accessible 16th C poetry was William Shakespeare, and he's a genius and therefore a bad model for the rest of us.
+'' See Also:''
+* [[Composing poetry]]
-Therefore, we need to model our work after people who are less good.
+* [[Poetic meter]]
+* [[List of poets (600-1600)]]
-Plug their name plus poetry into Google, and examples of their work will come up.
+== External Links ==
-Walter Raleigh (especially his Reply to Kit Marlowe'w A Passionate Shepherd to his Love)
+* [http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=48 Atlantian A&S Links: Literature]
-George Gascoigne (NB Certayne Notes of Instruction is your basic 16th C Poetry for Dummies book. Download it at http://leehrsn.stormloader.com/gg/cnoi.html)
+[[category:arts]]
-Anton de Stoc
-Politokopolis