808.1/Wood
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- Subjects
- Published
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New York :
Laurel
1992.
- Language
- English
- Main Author
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Clement Wood, 1888-1950
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- Other Authors
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Ronald J. Bogus
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- Edition
- [Revised edition]
- Item Description
- "Updated and expanded"--Cover.
- Physical Description
- xi, 705 pages ; 18 cm
- Bibliography
- Includes bibliographical references.
- ISBN
- 9780440212058
- 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