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Eunhae Han
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Poetry has very little space - CONCISE IT!

poets often want words that perform multiple functions.
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Eunhae Han
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imperfect rhyme works cause perfect rhyme can feel too final.

Off rhyme leaves some tension unresolved, the slight mismatch can make the reader more aware of the sounds.
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Eunhae Han
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Rhyme creates relationships
Two words become associated because of sound even if they are completely unrelated, it is a fun way to build relationships between words
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Eunhae Han
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The stanza can therefore create:

pauses
divisions
transitions
contrasts
repetitions
changes in tone
changes in argument

can be like a temporary space or architectural rooms.
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Eunhae Han
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A poem can create:

suspense by delaying information,
emphasis by repetition,
surprise through disruption,
memory through recurrence,
closure through pattern completion.
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Eunhae Han
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after you establish the pattern

The poet can then:
fulfill the expectation,
delay it,
disrupt it,
accelerate it,
reverse it,
or suddenly abandon it.

That tension, importanta
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Eunhae Han
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poetry is designed for human perception. Its patterns work partly because our brains recognize repetition and anticipate what comes next. A rhyme can surprise us because we don't yet know what word will arrive.

expectation → anticipation → surprise → recognition
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