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Introduction to Thematic Message – Thematic message is the lesson the poet is attempting to express in the poem.– Here we ask ourselves questions like: What seems to be the poet’s purpose in writing this – what message, ideas, issues, themes,
Subject Matter – A poem’s subject matter is what the poem is about.– To understand subject matter, you need to answer the questions below: Example 1 Below is a freedom poem by Marjorie Oludhe-Macgoye.Can you identify what the poem is all about? Atieno washes dishes,Atieno
Introduction to Persona – A persona is a character taken on by a poet to speak in a poem.– Dramatic monologues create a persona; however, as a poem using a persona need not tell a reader anything about the situation of
Introduction To Poems Poetry has no one set definition because it can mean so many things to different people.The following are some common definitions:→ It is the art of writing thoughts, ideas, and dreams into imaginative language which may contain
Introduction To Puns / Word Play – A pun is a form of word play that suggests several meanings, by either exploiting the multiple meanings of a word, or substituting a word for another similar sounding word, the result of
Introduction To Tongue Twisters – It is a phrase or a sentence which is hard to speak fast because of alliteration or a sequence of nearly similar sounds is the tongue twister.– It is worth noting that there is usually
Introduction To Riddles – A riddle is a short saying intended to make one to use his wits in discovering the hidden meaning.– Familiar objects or situations are referred to in a figurative terms for us to figure out what
Introduction To Proverbs – A proverb is a brief statement full of hidden meaning and which expresses wisdom and truth.– The term adage, or wise saying, is sometimes used to mean the same thing as a proverb.– It is one
Introduction To Oral Poetry Oral poetry refers to the verbal expression of feelings, ideas and thoughts using words arranged in their best possible order. (If sung, it is a song.) Features of Oral Poetry (a) It is composed and delivered by
Introduction To Oral Narratives – An oral narrative is one of the genres of oral literature.– A narrative is a prose that recounts events, people, and places.– A narrative can either be fictional (non factual) or non-fictional (factual).– The terms used to mean
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