1. Narrative and lyric poetry: Thee, thy, thou
Week 2, class 2

2. narrative
narrative poem tells a story.
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3. lyric
lyric may contain a story, but the poem is less about the plot and more about the poet's feelings.
Lyric poems in which there is a distinct narrative (story) often show changes in tense: "Once I did this but now I can no longer do it, and in the future I will never do it again."  
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4. Lyrical ballad
lyrical ballad , which is a poem that makes the characters' feelings more important than the plot. 
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5. meditation
Poems that are primarily lyric mediations on a single subject are often phrased in the present tense alone: “The expense of the spirit in waste of shame/ is lust in action.”
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6. Thee, thy, thou thou you When “you” is the subject of the sentence.
Word
Translation
When to use
thou
you
When “you” is the subject of the sentence.
thee
When “you” is the object of the sentence
thy
your
Possessive form of “you.” Used before a word that begins with a consonant
thine
Possessive form of “you.” Used before a word that begins with a vowel.
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7. The garden by andrew marvell
Translate all thees, thous, thys, and things
Rhyme
Decide on person
1st, 2nd, or 3rd
Discover tense
Narrative, lyric, lyrical ballad, or meditation?
Symbol and allegory

8. Ode to a nightingale by john keats
Translate all thees, thous, thys, and things
Rhyme
Decide on person
1st, 2nd, or 3rd
Discover tense
Narrative, lyric, lyrical ballad, or meditation?
Symbol and allegory