1992Medical Entomology and ZoologyRequires access

To read a poem

Donald Elliott Hall

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Abstract

1. Good Poems. 2. Poems are Made of Words. 3. Images. 4. Figures of Speech, Especially Metaphors. 5. Tone, with a Note on Intentions. 6. Symbols and Allusions. 7. The Sound of Poems. 8. Meter and Rhyme. 9. Forms and Types of Poetry. 10. Versions of the Same. 11. Five Poets. 12. A Gathering of Poems.

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1. Good Poems. 2. Poems are Made of Words. 3. Images. 4. Figures of Speech, Especially Metaphors. 5. Tone, with a Note on Intentions. 6. Symbols and Allusions. 7. The Sound of Poems. 8. Meter and Rhyme. 9. Forms and Types of Poetry. 10. Versions of the Same. 11. Five Poets. 12. A Gathering of Poems.

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1. Good Poems. 2. Poems are Made of Words. 3. Images. 4. Figures of Speech, Especially Metaphors. 5. Tone, with a Note on Intentions. 6. Symbols and Allusions. 7. The Sound of Poems. 8. Meter and Rhyme. 9. Forms and Types of Poetry. 10. Versions of the Same. 11. Five Poets. 12. A Gathering of Poems.

Key concepts: Poetry, Rhyme, Tone (literature), Literature, Art, Linguistics, Philosophy

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