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The Poet's Craft Book
I. Poetry and Versification Poetry and Verse Poetry in Human Affairs The Poet's Equipment Poetic Greatness How Poems Come Originality in Poetry II. The Technique of Versification: Rhythm Accent and Rhythm Meter and Metric Feet Iambic Verse Trochaic Verse Anapestic Verse Dactylic Verse Variations in Metric Verse Accent Pattern Instead of Metric Blank Verse and Free Verse Line Length in Verse Important Classical Terms for Poetic Devices III. The Technique of Versification: Rhyme Correct and Incorrect Rhyme Function and Types of Rhyme Undesirable Rhymes Alliteration Assonance Consonance Your Mental Rhyming Dictionary IV. Stanza Patterns The Couplet The Triplet or Tercet The Quatrain Stanzas of More Than Four Lines Certain Other Stanzas Sapphics and Other Classic Forms Indentation V. Divisions of Poetry Narrative Poetry: Epic, Metrical Romance, Tale, Ballad Dramatic Poetry Lyric Poetry: Ode, Elegy, Pastoral The Simple Lyric: The Song The Sonnet VI. The French Forms, Light and Humorous Verse Formal and Light Verse Rules of the Fixed Verse Forms The Ballade Family Chain Verse The Kyrielle The Pantoum The Triolet The Rondel, Rondeau and Roundel Family The Sestina The Villanelle The Lai and the Virelai The Limerick Little Willies Light Verse in English VII. Poetry and Technique The Vocabulary of Poetry On Translating Poetry Exercises in Versification VIII. The Complete Rhyming Dictionary What Rhyme Is The Vowel Sounds The Consonant Sounds Sound Does Not Depend on Spelling This Dictionary Makes Consonance Accurate The Dictionary of Rhyming Words I. Monosyllables and Words Accented on the Last Syllable: Masculine Rhymes: Single Rhymes Accented Vowel A Sounds Accented Vowel E Sounds Accented Vowel I Sounds Accented Vowel O Sounds Accented Vowel U Sounds II. Words Accented on the Syllable Before the Last: Penults; Feminine Rhymes; Double Rhymes Accented Vowel A Sounds Accented Vowel E Sounds Accented Vowel I Sounds Accented Vowel O Sounds Accented Vowel U Sounds III. Words Accented on the Third Syllable from the End: Antepenults; Triple Rhymes Accented Vowel A Sounds Accented Vowel E Sounds Accented Vowel I Sounds Accented Vowel O Sounds Accented Vowel U Sounds Sources 705 |