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IGCSE English Literature - Unseen Poetry Notes and Essay Structure
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IGCSE English Literature notes for the unseen poem section. Includes notes on poetry, rhythm, meter, rhyme, form, and structure. Also includes the best essay structure for unseen poetry essays with a detailed breakdown of paragraphs, the introduction, and the conclusion.

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UNSEEN POETRY NOTES

 Words
o Abstract nouns – faith, hope, beauty
o Semantic fields – religious, industrial, military, nautical
o Negative words
o Words connected w the past/death
o Color words
o Time words
o Childish words
o Sophisticated or powerful vocab
o Compound words – words put together just for the poem
o Unusual words
 Meter + Rhythm
o Iambic pentameter (blank verse)
 10 syllables, u, s
 In sonnets
 Also creates auditory imagery
o Dactyl
 3 syllables, s, u, u
o Spondee
 2 syllables, s, s
o Trochee
 2 syllables, s, u
o Anapest
 3 syllables, u, u, s
 Rhyme
o Rhyme scheme
 Last words of each line in stanza follow same pattern
 Regular rhyme = ritualistic, childish effect
o End-rhymes
 Last words of each line in stanza rhyme
 Does not follow a particular pattern
o Internal rhyme
 Words rhyme within a line
 Draws attention to particular words/message
o Imperfect rhymes
 Message = imperfect, flawed, corrupted, impossible
o Beginning with rhyme scheme but then losing it later
 Msg initially perfect, controlled, childish
 Becomes corrupted, impossible
 Form
o Ballad
 Traditional, rhyming, narrative poem

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