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Poetry
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-- See Also the narrower term Free verse Poems whose rhythms are based on the cadences of common speech instead of on conventional metrical patterns
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Poems set during a recognizable time period prior to the time in which they were written
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Poetry that depicts imagined scientific or technological advances (e.g., time travel, artificial intelligence) and their impact on society
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-- See Also the narrower term Sijo Traditional Korean lyrics with stanzas that average 45 syllables, arranged in three lines of four phrase-groupings apiece
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-- See Also the narrower term Visual poetry Poems whose full effect depends on the typographical or pictorial arrangement of text, images and/or symbols
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Poetry that features the political milieu
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-- See Also the narrower term Nature poetry Poetry that romanticizes the natural world and emphasizes nature for its own sake
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-- See Also the narrower term War poetry Poetry that features military conflicts
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Poems that emphasize innovative or unconventional technique
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Poetry about specific geographic locations
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-- See Also the narrower term Englyns Short Welsh poems generally written in quatrains or tercets with complex rules governing alliteration and rhyme
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Poetry written for a particular occasion
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-- See Also the narrower term Gnomic poetry Short poems expressing general truths
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-- See Also the narrower term Haiku Three-line unrhymed poems consisting of 17 syllables that express a single idea, image, or feeling that is generally related to nature. For three-line unrhymed humorous poems consisting of 17 syllables that generally satirize human nature or emotions see Senryu
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Poems in the form of a letter
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-- See Also the narrower term Lyric poetry Songlike poetry that is short, subjective, and personal in subject matter
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Poems consisting of at least five couplets that are linked by rhyme and/or repetition, in which the final couplet generally mentions the poet by name
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Poetry that features human characters that are often involved with the occult, witchcraft, spiritualism, psychic phenomena, vodou, etc., and interact with supernatural beings
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Poetry that is meant to be performed and that is heavily stressed, metrically regular, and characterized by improvisation, free association, and word play. For poetry meant to be performed that emphasizes sounds instead of the semantic meaning of the words themselves see Sound poetry
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-- See Also the narrower term Sound poetry Poetry meant to be performed that emphasizes sounds instead of the semantic meaning of the words themselves. For poetry that is meant to be performed and that is heavily stressed, metrically regular, and characterized by improvisation, free association, and word play, see Spoken word poetry
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-- See Also the narrower term Prose poems Prose that utilizes poetic techniques to emphasize sound, imagery, and figurative language
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-- See Also the narrower term Bawdy poetry Poems that are sexually indecent, coarse, or lewd
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-- See Also the narrower term Sestinas Poems that consist of 39 lines in six six-line stanzas followed by a three-line envoi, in which the same six end words occur in each stanza but in a shifting order
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