Eng lit 2nd sem

1. Eng lit lecture 1

2. Poetry Introduction Building confidence Engaging the audience Visual aids Final tips & takeaways

3. 1. SonnetA sonnet is a 14-line poem with a specific rhyme pattern. It often talks about love or nature. Shakespeare wrote many famous sonnets.2. SongA song is a poem meant to be sung. It usually has verses and a repeating chorus (part of the work that repeats at intervals, usually after each verse. ). Songs are written to be easy to understand and often express feelings.

4. 3. Dramatic MonologueIn a dramatic monologue, one person speaks to an audience or another character, revealing their thoughts and feelings. It's like a speech from a play.4. ElegyAn elegy is a sad poem that mourns someone who has died. It expresses sorrow and loss but often ends with some comfort or hope.

5. 5. BalladA ballad is a story told in a simple poem, often with a repeated refrain. It usually has short verses and tales of adventure, love, or history.6. OdeAn ode is a poem that praises something or someone. It is written in a formal style and expresses deep admiration or emotion.

6. 7. Free VerseFree verse is a type of poem that does not follow specific rules for rhyme or rhythm. It sounds more like natural speech and allows the poet to express ideas creatively.8. EpicAn epic is a long, grand poem that tells the story of a hero’s adventures. It often involves gods or supernatural events and celebrates heroic deeds. Examples include "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey."These types of poetry show how poets can share stories, emotions, and ideas.