Question

In this activity, you will write a lyric poem. Consider what you have learned about poetry so far in this lesson and unit. Write a lyric poem on an appropriate topic of your choice. Because lyric poetry focuses on exploring and evoking the speaker’s moods and thoughts without telling a story, your poem should do this as well. Your poem should include these elements:

a) Rhyme scheme, meter, and structure
b) Clear purpose or goal
c) Figurative language
d) Multiple events or topics

Answer 1

A lyric poem is a form of expression that explores and evokes the speaker's moods and thoughts without telling a story.

Step-by-step explanation:

A lyric poem is a form of expression that explores and evokes the speaker's moods and thoughts without telling a story. It focuses on specific emotions and uses figurative language, rhyme scheme, meter, and structure to convey the speaker's feelings. It may also include multiple events or topics.