Question

1. कविः कां सम्बोधयति ?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Like music, poetry has rules that it must follow, and depending on which rules a poet chooses, the effect of the poem can change. In this lesson you'll learn about a few common poetic forms and some ways that poetry and form are linked.

Poetic Form

Imagine this scene - people sit at tables around a stage where a young writer gives an impassioned performance of her poem. Her words have a rhythmic flow, sometimes rhyming, sometimes not, jumping from topic to topic, from serious to funny, before finally bringing home her point in the last line. This type of free verse slam poetry may be common today, but did you know that until the 1900s the majority of poetry in English was constructed using standard poetic forms? These forms, or patterns, are structures that dictate the shape of a poem, how many syllables it might have in each line, the total number of lines, and even the patterns of sounds in the poem. Even in the past 100 years, as poets often appeared to abandon form, they were still referencing traditional structures in their contemporary poetry. In this lesson you'll learn about some poetic forms and how those forms help poems achieve their goals.

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