After reading a
poem, one may be asked to come up with a poetry analysis essay with emphasis on
one’s understanding of the figurative writing.
Analyzing a Poem
A poem is a piece of writing which has
intensely used figurative language in separate lines, which have a similar
rhythm. As such, the poem has a style of writing as well as the structure that
one examines while analyzing the poem. The analyzing of the writing is not an
easy task and one needs to be keen on it as you may miss out noting some elements.
One should keenly read it to note elements such as tone, mood, the writing
styles as well as language that are very vital while analyzing the poem. The
poems have hidden information and it is through the analysis process that one
gets to understand them. Analyzing a poem also helps us not only to understand
the hidden themes but also to retort to complex matters. It is because in
analyzing the poem we divide the poem into various sections to be able to
understand the whole. To efficiently analyze the poem one needs to ask various
questions such as the purposes of the real devices, how the author uses them to
put forward his ideas, among others.
How to Write the Essay
Writing a poetry analysis paper is easy as
well as an enjoyable task when one follows the specific guidelines for writing
it. It is because it has a straightforward format of having an introduction,
the body as well as the conclusion. In the introduction part, there must be a
thesis statement, which one continues to build as he, or she writes the body.
One then summarizes all the information in the essay in the conclusion part.
However, though the format takes the simple format
of the other essays, the outline of a poetry analysis essay differs. One should
be keen on the outline as well as the introduction as they are the elements
that grab the reader’s attention. To come up with an incredible poetry analysis
essay, the introduction should start with something that draws the reader’s
attention, for instance, a quote or a question. The outline of a poem analysis
essay also dictates that the introduction should have the name of the writer.
Finally, per the outline, the analysis should also have the thesis statement
that tells the reader about what will be looked at in the work. The
introduction of the essay should be engaging and not dull to avoid scaring away
the learners or making them discard the article.
The body part of the poetry analysis builds on
the thesis statement stated in the first part. The body should also deeply
explain to the readers the theme of the poem that one is analyzing to give them
a better understanding of the work. Besides that, it makes the readers
understand the direction of your argument. The theme of the poem is the most
vital aspect of the poem as it explains why it was written as well as whom it
was addressed to. Therefore, it should not be left out while writing the poetry
analysis. In this section, one may include other aspects of the poem such as
the tone, figures of speech as well as the sound effects. These elements are
also essential, but they should come after explaining the theme of the poem,
which helps the audience to understand the meaning as well as the message of
the poem. The tone of the poem comes immediately after analyzing the message of
the poem before writing the other aspects. It is because when writing about the
tone of the poem one also talks about the persona of the poem and the tone is
one of the things that helps us to know the persona.
While
writing the poetry analysis, to efficiently understand these elements one needs
to read the poem several times before beginning to write the essay. For
accuracy as well as the relevance of the essay, there is a need to have a great
comprehension of the essay. After writing the body one proceeds to write the
final part of the essay, which is the conclusion.
The
conclusion part is as important as the introduction and the body. Having an
incredible conclusion will lead to leaving a long-lasting impression on the
reader's mind. An excellent conclusion, besides summarizing all the points in
the essay restates the thesis statement. The conclusion should also engage the
mind of the audience, making him or her not forget hastily about the points in
the essay. In the conclusion part, one should also relate the themes discussed
in the essay on the daily life experiences.
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