Ode & Lyric Poetry: A Comparative Analysis with Examples, Exams of Poetry

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Ode & Lyric Poetry

1. Serious Topic (Truth, Justice, Beauty) 2, Uses Formal Language 3. Varying Linc Lengths —- ANS-3 ways you know a poem is an Ode 1. Sense of rhythm and melody 2, Imaginative word choice/diction 3. The creation of a single, unified impression (paints one scenery) — ANS—3 ways you know a poem is a Lyric Ode — Formal Language/ Praising - ANS—O glorious Peanut Butter! How art thou like a dove in spring time} Lyric — Uses alliteration - ANS-The brown briltle Navor brings bright delight to me Lyric — Rhyme — ANS—Reese's cup, fill me up, T'd eat the at noon, or cat them at sup! Ode — Formal Language/ Praising — ANS—Open the crystal jar and let forth the creamy goodness of thy smooth peanut butter, Lyric — Uses Alliteration, Paints a single, unified picture - ANS—The walling scent so swectly swings scoops on the velvet air Simile - ANS-A comparison using “like” or "as" Tix. The river flowed as last as lightning Hyperbole — ANS-Exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally Ex, The river was the most beautiful thing in the world we live in. ctaphor — ANS—A comparison without using “like” or "as" Metapt ANS-A Pp thout g “like” or "as" Ex, The river was so reflective it's a mirror Alliteration - ANS—The occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or close onnected words Ex, The river ran rapidly Personification — ANS—Giving human characteristics to non-human things Ex, The river swallowed anything that came in it's way Tlyperbole — ANS—Tle was so hungry he could eal an elephant