Which literary elements define narrative poetry? Select 3 options.

English

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velikii [3]2 years ago

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The literary elements define narrative poetry are Punctuated sentences; plot and setting; characters.

Explanation:

Narrative poetry is unlike the ordinary form of poetry, it doesn't require rhythm and rhymes, it needs to have plot a concept and a story lines around which narration revolves and illustrates its meaning. It does not necessarily has to be long or short it can range of any length and most of the time the story is perplex than usual story lines. There are various forms of narrative poetry illustrated through various literary elements and are termed as ballads, epics, idylls and lays. Sometimes narrative poetry is used in between novels, some of the novels have small excerpts of narrative poetry to novels.

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