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Pretty much every culture wrote poetry in one form or another during period. |
Pretty much every culture wrote '''poetry''' in one form or another during [[period]]. |
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==Forms== |
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*[[Acrostic]] |
*[[Acrostic]] |
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*[[Alba]] |
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*[[Drottkvaett]] |
*[[Drottkvaett]] |
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*[[Pastourelle]] |
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*[[Sestina]] |
*[[Sestina]] |
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*[[Sonnet]] |
*[[Sonnet]] |
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==Poetic Movements== |
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=== Period Examples === |
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[[Beowulf]] |
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Poetry by and for non-geniuses |
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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. No matter how much you try, you cant write stuff as good as he does ... |
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Therefore, we need to model our work after people who are less good. |
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* [[Anglo-Saxon Poetry]] |
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Two poets I like are |
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* [[Poets of the Princes]] |
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* [[14th Century English Poetry]] |
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* [[Elizabethan poetry]] |
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* [[Troubadours]] |
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==Internal Links== |
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Walter Raleigh (especially his Reply to Kit Marlowe'w A Passionate Shepherd to his Love), and 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) |
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'' See Also:'' |
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* [[Composing poetry]] |
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Plug their name plus poetry into Google, and examples of their work to read and work off will come up. |
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* [[Poetic meter]] |
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* [[List of poets (600-1600)]] |
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== External Links == |
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Finally, remember to count the syllables ... |
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* [http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=48 Atlantian A&S Links: Literature] |
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[[category:arts]] |
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Anton de Stoc |
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Politokopolis |
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Latest revision as of 04:08, 10 September 2007
Pretty much every culture wrote poetry in one form or another during period.
Forms
Poetic Movements
Internal Links
See Also:
