What makes poetry special, if it is special? that is, how is it different from other forms of language such as everyday speech, fiction, nonfiction in print, the dialogue in a play, or the wording used in advertisements? is the language in one genre of poetry more like that of another genre or more like language that you find outside of poetry? think about one or more ways people use language, and compare it to the language you find in poetry. discuss why language seems to take different forms, or why it makes sense to categorize it by form, situation, medium, purpose, and audience, for example.

Poetry is special because it shows different contexts of speech and emotion, thus from everyday language. All genres of poetry are different. They strike specific emotions, thoughts and beliefs. For example, when you write a poem about racial inequality, you're touching the epicenter of love, hate and justice. Poetry, for some, is a better language to use the hatred quarrel words we use in modern language. Our modern language is also relatively flexible, which means that poetry is the prime choice for expressing certain feelings. Language takes on different forms, so that we may be able to express thoughts, beliefs or emotions in any way that we please. In ways that strengthen what we believe, It makes sense to categorize poetry by form, situation, medium, purpose and audience because if someone was writing about racial inequality, they would be targeting a specific situation, a different form, a new audience etc. Poetry is bended so that we may express our feelings in a way that benefits the cause.

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