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67 points: what is the difference between a sonnet poem, a free verse poem, a lyric poem and a narrative

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pentagon [3]4 years ago

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A lyric poem is generally short and expresses deep personal feelings. Lyric poems may be sung or accompanied by music, but may not. Lyrics often have a refrain or a line or lines that are repeated throughout the poem.A sonnet is a fixed verse lyric poem that has 14 lines. Sonnets are often about a thought or feeling and have a final line that summarizes the theme. free verse is poetry that has no regular rhythm or meter.Narrative Poetry Usually tells a story.

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