SEMINAR 1

By Veronika Nakonechna

Exact rhyme, end rhyme, masculine rhyme, couplets

Exact rhyme, interior rhyme, feminine rhyme

Exact rhyme, interior rhyme, feminine rhyme, couplets

Exact rhyme, end rhyme, masculine rhyme, couplets

Awaken, forsaken, shaken, taken - Exact rhyme, end rhyme, feminine rhyme,
cross rhyme
How, now - Exact rhyme, end rhyme, masculine rhyme, cross rhyme

Exact rhyme, end rhyme, feminine rhyme, couplets

Exact rhyme, end rhyme, masculine rhyme, triple

Exact rhyme, end rhyme, masculine rhyme, couplets

Exact rhyme, end rhyme, masculine rhyme, couplets

Exact rhyme, end rhyme, masculine rhyme, couplets

Exact rhyme, end rhyme, masculine rhyme, couplets

Slant rhyme, end rhyme, masculine rhyme, couplets

Slant rhyme, end rhyme, masculine rhyme, couplets

Exact rhyme, end rhyme, feminine rhyme, couplets

Floods, woods – Slant rhyme, end rhyme, masculine rhyme, couplets
Discover, over – Slant rhyme, end rhyme, feminine rhyme, couplets
Evermore, shore – Exact rhyme, end rhyme, masculine rhyme, couplets
Aspire, fire – Exact rhyme, end rhyme, feminine rhyme, couplets
Outspread, dead – Exact rhyme, end rhyme, masculine rhyme, couplets
Chilly, lily - Exact rhyme, end rhyme, feminine rhyme, couplets

Slant rhyme, end rhyme, masculine rhyme, cross

Exact rhyme, end rhyme, masculine rhyme, couplets

a – Exact rhyme, end rhyme, masculine rhyme, couplets

b – Exact rhyme, end rhyme, feminine rhyme, couplets
c – Exact rhyme, end rhyme, masculine rhyme, couplets
d – Exact rhyme, end rhyme, masculine rhyme, couplets
e – Exact rhyme, end rhyme, masculine rhyme, couplets
f – Exact rhyme, end rhyme, feminine rhyme, couplets
g – Exact rhyme, end rhyme, masculine rhyme, couplets
h – Exact rhyme, end rhyme, masculine rhyme, couplets
i – Exact rhyme, end rhyme, masculine rhyme, couplets

Exact rhyme, end rhyme, masculine rhyme, triple

Exact rhyme, end rhyme, masculine rhyme, triple

Exact rhyme, end rhyme, cross

Eyes, lies - masculine
Leda, reader – feminine
Ago, know – masculine
See, Lee – masculine

Exact rhyme, end rhyme, framing

Above, love - feminine
Noon, moon – masculine

Assonance – [o] (goes, on, on, on)

Onomatopoeia – boom, boom, boom

Alliteration – [s] (squeezed, stiff, still, his, hands, smiled, stared, across, fields)
Assonance – [u] (could, shoot, put)
Onomatopoeia – bloom, click

Onomatopoeia – bow-wow, mew, tu-whu, grunt, caw, quack, squeak, cuckoos

Alliteration – [f] (from, far, off, faint, hoof)

Assonance – [u] (hoof, stood)
Onomatopoeia – hoooof
Onomatopoeia – twing-twing-tootle-tootle

Assonance – [o] (old, clock, corner, snorted, automatically)

Onomatopoeia – groaned, wheezed, snorted

Alliteration – [th] (though, the, other, then) | [w] (was, when, swung, white,
went, wind)
Onomatopoeia – chuh-chuh-chuh-chuh

Alliteration – [d], [r] (deep, darkness, wondering, doubting, dreaming, dreams,

dream, mortal, dared, before)
Assonance – [e] (deep, into, peering, fearing, dreams, dreaming, dream, before)

Alliteration – [s] (silken, uncertain, rustling) | [r] (uncertain, rustling, purple,

curtain)
Assonance – [ɜ:] (uncertain, purple, curtain)
ПРОПУСТИЛА ВПРАВИ 5, 6, 7 – УСНО МОЖЕ))

The graphons were used here just to express the way how crying person accepts
the world around through tears
\ or maybe the way the crying person speaks and mispronounces the words

Lack of education, an illiterate person

It sounds like one of various English dialects.

Expressing of emotions – calling a person – vocative function + multiplication +

specific pronounciation

Age, undoubtedly – the small kids’ speech

This is a conversation between mates in real life, they do not try to follow some
grammar rules. They mispronounce words according to laziness or it`s a kind of
one of various English dialects

It`s one of various English dialects or it is just not a native speaker, but a foreigner
– it can also be an accent.

The whole speech is quite accurate, only one word is mispronounced – maybe,
it`s just an attempt to emphasize the word or even to make fun of the word by
mocking the people who say it in a similar manner

It sounds like one of various English dialects.

It`s one of various English dialects or it is just not a native speaker, but a foreigner
– it can also be an accent. + lack of education

There are sounds of screaming, shouting and calling other people – expressing
emotions, in other ways
It seems to be a speech of sick on asthma person.

Such a segmentation makes me, as the reader, make a short pause between the
columns and also emphasize the last word or words. The question in the bottom
is like the main message and while you are reading you want to get to the main
point as quickly as possible. It makes you motivated to read till the end.
This poem is associated in my mind with a ladder or maybe stairs. You are going
down and down, although you don`t feel like a bit down. However, the author
compares the poem with a whip – I`m sure everyone has its own association.

The segmentation makes me not read the poem but sing it. Therefore, it is similar
to an accordion.

It is quite hard to read the poem written in such a way. I don’t know why but
such a segmentation makes me read it like I am a rapper. And also during reading
I want to breathe as little as possible so after reading one more such a poem I will
breathe hard as if I have been jogging.
On the left I can imagine a bird and according to the words from the poem it is
flying towards the sun.

non-understandable, complicated but unusual

Even before reading the title of the poem everyone is aware of what the poem is
going to be about.
The word "Spa" is pronounced softly, relaxed and very comforting. You don't
even notice how immediately you start wanting to sleep and you can easily find
yourself having a massage, inhaling the scent of a candle.
Too much
it makes you pay attention

Minimum of text, great