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Caesura ... separated by a rhythmical pause...the pause is the caesura! ... Caesura example. Example 'loud in the hall , the harp's rejoicing'- P.21. Foil ...

... Words are the What to do with these /notes Metaphor Simile Alliteration Assonance Consonance Enjambment Caesura Hyperbole Apostrophe ...

2. Each line divided in half. a. two beats in each half. b. line divided by a caesura. caesura = strong pause. II. Poetic Form (cont'd) C. Alliteration ...

caesura A pause in a line of verse dictated not by metrics but by the natural ... There is usually a caesura in verses of ten syllables or more, and the handling ...

The basic poetic terms you should know Alliteration Assonance Simile Metaphor Sibilance Caesura Rhythm Stanza Personification Onomatopoeia Enjambment Rhyme PEE ...

... Three lines Kigo Syllabic structure 5 syllables 7 syllables 5 syllables Tanka Five lines Caesura Syllabic Structure 5 syllables 7 syllables 5 syllables 7 ...

... The Mead Hall The Scop Elements of Anglo-Saxon Literature Composed in Old English Each line is divided by a caesura ...

... metaphorical phrase that replaces a concrete noun Caesura: natural pause in poetry Major Characters Beowulf - The protagonist of the epic, ...

the position of women in a society dominated by men ... breaks or caesura. rhyme. voice. imagery. references or allusions. mild expression or euphemism ...

2 groups of Celts 800-600bc. Brythons (Britons) Settled on largest island (Britain) ... Accompanied by a harp and included a caesura (mid-line pause) ...

Most common form of poetic meter in modern English ... Beowulf also uses medial caesura. Four-Stress Accentual Verse. So! The Spear Danes in days of old ...

... moral instruction through literature Style/genres Oral tradition of literature Poetry dominant genre Unique verse form Caesura Alliteration Repetition 4 beat ...

Love of Nature. Idealization of Rural Living. Faith in ... Love of Nature ' ... Meter: lines were often enjambed, loose, with a free use of caesura and other ...

Having an extra syllable or syllables in excess of the normal length of a ... Trochaic Pentameter with Anacrusis. Geschke/English IV AP Meter Continued. CAESURA ...

To mobilize the Young people. To mobilize ourselves for the Young people ... Years of caesura (sabbatical) 3. Assistances with the specific training activities. ...

If you notice a caesura, ask yourself why the poet used that technique. ... In his darkroom he is finally alone. with spools of suffering set out in ordered rows. ...

Arrive c. 2500 B.C. with late Stone-Age weapons. Migrated from Spain / Portugal ... Line is divided by a mid-line pause called caesura. Each half line has two beats ...

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Anglo-Saxon Lyric Poetry The Seafarer The Wanderer The Wife s Lament All three poems come from the Exeter Book. Common Elements - Kennings They ...

Anglo-Saxon Literature: An Introduction

POETIC DEVICES Beginners guide THE IAMB If you read most lines of Shakespeare you will notice a rhythmic pattern: If music be the food of love, play on I have ...

Beowulf

Originally, storytellers (scops- pronounced shops), told stories in mead halls ... continual and essential part of the metrical scheme and until the late Middle ...

Literary Terms p. 14-37 Literary Terms Literary Terms Kennings- descriptive compound word used to name a person, place or thing indirectly.

Beowulf Written in Old English Brief History of Text One copy of the text remains Scientists have dated the copy that exists to around 1000 AD Probably hand copied by ...

Literary terms and vocabulary Multiple choice questions. Choose the best answer. 1) An

This presentation is designed to help you discover and apply some of the skills ... missed by Desdemona but obvious to the audience: pain forehead=horns=cuckold) ...

Anglo-Saxon Literary Terms Epic ... sea in Old English could be called ... occurs in a number of different works over a period of time. Scop An Anglo-Saxon poet The ...

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It was the nightingale, and not the lark, That pierced the fearful hollow of thine ear; ... It was the lark, the herald of the morn, No nightingale: look, love, ...

b) the same as a soliloquy. c) an opening speech which introduces the play or an act. ... 27) A 'soliloquy' is... a) an aside heard by some actors but not by ...

Beowulf 700(?) Beowulf This epic poem marks the beginning of English literature. It was recited by scops for about 300 years before it was written down.

Anonymous Only two Old English poets are known by name Unlike many other Old English poets, the author of The Ruin makes no ... in the Anglo-Saxon period.

Wyrd Anglo-Saxon concept of fate: we live, we earn gold , we die ... Wergild man payment; restitution for a wrongful death offered to the clan of the deceased ...

Close Reading: Analyzing Poetry and Passages of ... idiom, metonymy, synecdoche, pun Imagery appeals to the five senses synesthesia Syntax arrangement of words ...

The term Middle Ages refers to a period of several centuries Classica era Renaissance new birth Revival of the classical cultures of the past

... satirist, translator, and poet, none thought of his major poems as poetry of the ... and sad,' depart from him, as powerless as Ariel finds himself to be before ...

THE ANGLO-SAXONS 499-1066 Bravery in battle. Poets were used to elevate hero's and were usually as important as the warriors themselves. Warfare was the order of the ...

It is oral art handed down from one bard to another. ... Wergild is an Anglo-Saxon custom. ... Alliteration The repetition of sounds in words close to one another. ...

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Anglo-Saxon Literature The Celts Literature began in England with the Celtic Druids Druids would memorize and recite poems for special occasions The Anglo-Saxons ...

BEOWULF Anglo-Saxon Period The Anglo-Saxon period is the earliest recorded time period in English history. The Anglo-Saxon period ranges from 449-1066.

Anglo-Saxon Literary Terms ... (especially Christianity) ... Narrative A verse or prose accounting of an event or sequence of events, ...

The Anglo-Saxon Era Early England

Written in Old English, a language spoken by the Anglo Saxons during their rule of England ... q 'Wyrd' is an Anglo-Saxon word that means 'fate. ...

BEOWULF Anglo-Saxon Period The Anglo-Saxon period is the earliest recorded time period in English history. The Anglo-Saxon period ranges from 449-1066.

Most important Timeline Events: Historical Background Read p. 18-21 and complete The Anglo-Saxon Period Handout. Christian vs. Pagan Beliefs ...

Glossary of Poetry Terms

Title: Beowulf Author: Jill Smiley Last modified by: Jill Smiley Created Date: 7/19/2005 10:41:10 PM Document presentation format: On-screen Show Company

Title: Looking at a range of conflict poems, explore the ways in which the experience of war can effect people Author: l.wheater Last modified by

Line and Form, or Beyond Word and Phrase. Creative Writing Lesson Three. Poem of the Day ... How poems distinguish themselves from prose. ...

Early Britain From Roman Britain to Anglo Saxon Anglelonde

Middle English Literature and Chaucer s The Canterbury Tales Part I: The Anglo-Norman Period: 1066-1350 A.D. The Norman Conquest of Britain took place on October 14 ...

An Introduction to the English Folk Epic * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Where does the word barbarian come from?