Pronunciation

/pəˈtriː/

Definitions

Noun

Poetry (noun): A form of literature that uses aesthetic and rhythmic qualities of language to evoke meanings in addition to, or in place of, prosaic ostensible meaning, particularly when丞erformanced. It often includes metaphor, imagery, and other literary techniques to create emotions and ideas.

Verb

To write poetry (verb): The act of creating or composing poems, expressing thoughts, feelings, or ideas through verse.

Adjective

Poetic (adjective): Characteristic of or relating to poetry, having a poetic quality, or evoking a sense of beauty and imagination.

Phrases

• “Compose a poem” means to write a new piece of poetry.
• “The art of poetry” refers to the skill and craft involved in writing poetry.
• “Poetry朗诵会” is an event where poetry is read aloud to an audience.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “She was deeply moved by the haunting poetry of the song.”
• Verb: “He spent his weekends writing poetry in the park.”
• Adjective: “The sunset was a picturesque, poetic scene.”

Synonyms

• Verse
• Literary works
• Rhymes
• Quatrain
• Lyricism
• Metaphorical expressions
• Versification
• Poetical musings

Antonyms

• Prose
• Clarity
• Directness
• Practicality (in a non-poetic context)