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However, New Formalist poets work with poetry to distill and reflect emotion through form and meter: in other words, structure over emotion. Rather, all poets must define these aims for themselves and write accordingly. Learning about poetry requires familiarizing yourself with what other poets have already done. Whatever literary tradition you ascribe to, poetry has a clear job to be rich, musical, evocative.
You will love again the stranger who was your self. Give wine. Give bread. Give back your heart to itself, to the stranger who has loved you. Samuel Taylor Coleridge said this beautifully, and we can give him the last word in defining poetry. Cool, right? The articles below outline helpful practices poetry writing, including deep dives on common literary devices in poetry and established poetry forms. They were nearly born on a bus, Estha and Rahel. The car in which Baba, their father, was taking Ammu, their mother, to hospital in Shillong to have them, broke down on the winding tea-estate road in Assam.
They abandoned the car and flagged down a crowded State Transport bus. That was before they were divorced and Ammu came back to live in Kerala. We are such stuff As dreams are made on; and our little life Is rounded with a sleep. Having defined prose and poetry above, the reality is that they can be more similar than you might imagine.
Scott Fitzgerald. Below is some undeniably musical prose:. Things are like other things, which is the essence of literary devices. While some devices are unique to each form—poems have enjambment, prose can begin in media res —a successful piece of writing requires literary devices. Yes, some writing uses lofty and erudite language. However, contemporary prose and poetry writers, from all eras, recognize the importance of speaking to their audience.
Colloquial speech is one way of speaking to your audience. A colloquialism is a turn of phrase with a specific social and temporal context. While fiction and nonfiction are the genres of prose, poetry also possesses a powerful narrative voice. Singular poems can tell grand stories, especially poetry in antiquity. Additionally, contemporary poetry collections often tell stories, just with less linearity.
In other words, writers should Show instead of Tell. Brush up on it here! The following ten items distinguish the two. To help demonstrate our point, we represent each form with a well known piece of literature. In prose, a line of text begins and ends at the margins of the page.
In poetry, the author uses shorter lines, broken before the page margins to introduce multiple meanings. The language of prose is quite direct or straightforward. On the other hand, in poetry, we use an expressive or creative language, which includes comparisons, rhyme and rhythm that give it a unique cadence and feel.
While the prose is pragmatic, i. Prose contains paragraphs, which includes a number of sentences, that has an implied message or idea. As against, poetry is written in verses, which are covered in stanzas. These verses leave a lot of unsaid things, and its interpretation depends upon the imagination of the reader. The prose is utilitarian, which conveys a hidden moral, lesson or idea.
Conversely, poetry aims to delight or amuse the reader. The most important thing in prose is the message or information.
In prose, there are no line breaks, whereas when it comes to poetry, there are a number of line breaks, which is just to follow the beat or to stress on an idea.
When it comes to paraphrasing or summarizing, both prose and poetry can be paraphrased, but the paraphrase of the poem is not the poem, because the essence of the poem lies in the style of writing, i.
So, this writing pattern and cadence is the beauty of poetry, which cannot be summarized. It is the genre of the literature that expresses ideas, feelings, and thoughts in stanzas and specific form lines. A poem is written mainly to entertain the readers, moreover, it is written in a figurative speech, and is decorated with artistic expressions. It is an imaginative awareness of experience expressed through meaning, sound, and rhythmic language choice, to evoke an emotional response.
Moreover, poetry is known to have a metric and rhyme, however, it is not necessary. Both prose and poem are two commonly used forms of literature, with different meanings, as well as writing styles. The basic difference between prose and a poem is that the former is written in a simple language, and in paragraphs, on the contrary, a poem is written in stanzas with aesthetic style.
Furthermore, prose consists of no rhyme, or rhythm unlike the poem, that has a unique pattern.
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