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1 Poetry Subcategories Poetry Subcategories

2 Nursery Rhymes Fun, usually short poems
Written for children, often for bedtime Mother Goose was the first collection (unsure if existed) Sometimes written for adults to secretly make fun of rulers or document history Nursery Rhymes Fun, usually short poems

3 Limerick Short humorous poem Usually 5 lines
Begins with “There once was…” Rumored to have been created in Ireland in the city of the same name Began around the 18th/19th century Has a specific beat and rythm Limerick Short humorous poem Usually 5 lines

4 Example There once was a young man named Dean
Who loved to eat peaches ice cream One day he found out That they were all out And it made him so mad he could scream Example There once was a young man named Dean

5 Haiku A short poem of Japanese origin
Uses imagery to describe nature, usually a particular season Traditionally has three lines and seventeen syllables Format: 5 7 5 Haiku A short poem of Japanese origin

6 Example The sun takes its bow A myriad of colors Fading to shadows Example The sun takes its bow A myriad of colors Fading to shadows

7 Narrative Poem A story told in poem format Usually rhymes
Oldest form (sung by bards) Longest form Ex.- “Paul Revere’s Last Ride” Narrative Poem A story told in poem format Usually rhymes

8 Lyric Poem Describes feelings and ideas
Usually shorter than narrative verse Must rhyme and have a distinct rhythm Most common form Lyric Poem Describes feelings and ideas

9 Free Verse Has no set length or rhyme scheme Can have a rhythm (beat)
Has no rules! The most modern form of poetry Ex. List poems Free Verse Has no set length or rhyme scheme Can have a rhythm (beat)

10 Epitaph An inscription carved on a tombstone
Usually humorous and short Think The Haunted Mansion in Disney Usually begins with “Here Lies…” Epitaph An inscription carved on a tombstone

11 Shape Poem A poem in the shape of its subject Shape Poem A poem in the shape of its subject


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