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Materi Puisi Kelas 10

17:20EnglishBy Arisa Nur AiniTranscribed Jul 11, 2026
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Hi that unique typography of course

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has its meaning try it yeah what is the meaning of

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this poem like Well sihka and

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winka are like a debate Is it when

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we love someone we have to

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marry him or for example when we

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marry someone we have to

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love him something like that

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Hi assalamualaikum warahmatullahi

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wabarakatuh Hello meet

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me again arisan Nuraini and thank you

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for clicking on this video this time we

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will discuss about poetry What is poetry

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You must have studied poetry

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before or maybe some of you

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like to write poetry or read

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poetry maybe Okay let's discuss first

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about the meaning of poetry

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is one of the literary works that

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uses beautiful and

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meaningful words so Why is it called full of meaning Yes it is

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clear because in poetry it

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consists of content and stanzas

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which are different from other literary works

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if for example prose

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consists of sentences and paragraphs

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while in drama it is usually in

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the form of being acted or

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acted so when we read

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poetry we read a word that is

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dense with meaning

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Come on let's discuss about the

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types of poetry

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there are two types of poetry old and

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New poetry, old poetry has two characteristics,

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the first is that it is written

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using the criteria for writing poetry,

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so when writing poetry it

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must adjust or must obey

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the criteria, for example, writing pantun must have

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4 lines of rhyme a-b-a-b sampiran in the

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first and second lines, the content in the

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third and fourth lines. Well, that is the

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criteria for writing poetry. The second

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is that old poetry usually does not

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know the name of the author, for example, from

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old poetry, pantun, syair gurindam

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seloka karmina talibun mantra. Well, for

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example, if people in the past read the

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mantra bim salabim or maybe read the

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mantra to reduce rain, that is actually

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old poetry, then new poetry or

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modern poetry, new or modern poetry, the

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characteristics are usually no longer

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using the provisions or criteria for

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writing poetry. So you are free to

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form it like how many lines the rhyme is like, it's up to

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you, it's up to you,

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Yuni. Then the second is that

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the author is already known, so when writing

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modern poetry or new poetry, the author is

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already known, whether it is Chairil

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Anwar or Sutardji Calzoum Bachri

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and others, in the new poetry

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there is a literary figure who started the

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new poetry, it is Chairil Anwar. You

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must know Chairil Anwar, who until

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now, even though He has passed away,

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his works and his great name are

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still remembered until now, who

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wants to continue Chairil Anwar

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as a writer and poet.

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Let's continue the structure of poetry.

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Well, the structure of poetry consists of

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two, namely physical and spiritual. Well, for

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example, if we compare humans,

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for example, the physical structure means

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what we can see directly,

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for example, we can see their skin

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color, what their posture is like, what

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their height is, whether they are male or

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female, we can see

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directly. Well, for example, the

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spiritual structure means that it is a bit difficult for us to

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see it directly with

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our eyes, but we can still feel it.

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For example, if there is someone who

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is sad and contemplating, right?

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We can know his inner self. Maybe he

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is heartbroken or maybe his love is

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unrequited. Huh, so

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even though the inner self is difficult to see

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directly, we can still

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feel it.

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Let's discuss the physical structure of poetry

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first, which is typography or

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facetization. Well, typography or facetization

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is the layout of words, the arrangement of lines,

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to the use of capital letters that are

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not always at the beginning of the line. So,

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we can see

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directly what form the

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writing of poetry looks like. Well, there are some that may

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right aligned some choose left aligned

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some write their lines in

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the middle or center there are also poems

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that are zigzag shaped

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like flower pots that are shaped like

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hearts for example so Please pay attention to

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the example of Sutardji Calzoum

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Bachri's poem entitled the tragedy of sihka and

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winka you can see

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that the shape is zigzag

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almost like a snake or eh not a

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snake almost like a dragon

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in a bear milk advertisement then if

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for example the typography is like that Yes

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ma'am Yes please So if for example

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you want to express the physical

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typography is varied that's

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not a problem but there is a

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unique typography of course there is a meaning

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try yes the meaning of this poem is roughly

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like Well sihka and winka are

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actually the words love and the word marriage

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that are reversed is manners

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Hi like a debate Do we

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have to marry someone when we love

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them or for example when we

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marry someone we have to

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love them something like that

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okay moving on to the second physical structure,

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namely diction deiksi yes diksi not Dipsy is

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a friend of lalafell Tinky Winky

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Teletubbies right Diction is the

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poet's choice of words to

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express or express the

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poet's feelings so when we

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create a poem, it is full of

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meaning, right? So we have to really

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choose the word whether it is appropriate or

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not with our poem, for example, when

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there is the word "see" well, another word for "

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see" is "look" then

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there is "glance" yes, Canada glares

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Hi, that is the most appropriate to

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express our poem,

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what kind of word is it called diction, then the

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third physical structure is imagery

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or imagery, image is a series of words

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that are able to upload our senses,

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so when we read a word

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in a poem, what kind of sense

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will the word evoke? Well, there are

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several types of imagery or imagery, the

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first is visual imagery,

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visual imagery is a series of words

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that will evoke

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our sense of sight, so our vision

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will be honest Imam so Spark

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visual imagery is an image that will

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evoke our sense of sight, so it is

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as if we are seeing

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the word directly, for

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example, there are words "building, sky, clouds"

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Well, it is as if we are looking

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at skyscrapers,

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we imagine the building, maybe it is

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tall, the sky is blue, okay, we

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imagine seeing the sky is blue,

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etc.

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Hi, then the second imagery is an

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auditory image or auditory creation

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auditory or auditory is

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an image that is related to

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our sense of hearing, namely the ear,

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an example of an auditory image is the sound of

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trickling water. Well, our criticisms

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can seem to hear the sound of trickling water or

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for example, this bird chirping. Incidentally,

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my bird doesn't make a sound, this

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bird chirps, etc. Then after that, the

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third is kinesthetic or

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movement imagery, so the imagery that is related

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to our sense of movement, so we

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do a physical action, for example, he

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said, is jumping, running,

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kicking, and so on. Then the

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next imagery is

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tactile imagery, so in tactile imagery,

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our sense of touch,

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Hi, as if touching something or

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really feels it, for example, he said,

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rough, soft, for example, we hold a

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soft sponge, we will imagine there

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is a soft sponge or for example,

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rough, we hold our face, then it

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feels rough because there are lots of pimples.

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Oh, I'm complaining, then the

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next imagery is the olfactory imagery, the

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olfactory imagery is related

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to our sense of smell, remember

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the sense of smell is the nose, not the

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mouth, okay, then it means we

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seem to smell something, is it

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possible that it smells bad, fragrant, fragrant, well, that

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is the olfactory imagery. The image

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that The last is the imagery of taste,

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well in Citraland, we

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use our sense of taste,

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namely the tongues, yes, for example, the words

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are sour, sweet, salty, bitter, yes, that is

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from our sense of taste,

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next is figurative language or style of

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language, well in figurative language or style of

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language when we use figurative language, it

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enriches our words, the words

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in the poem are more

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effective, so I discussed figurative language

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in the previous video, try checking

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the various kinds of figurative language, there are lots of figurative

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language or style of language, there are

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about 60 figurative language, but usually the ones that are

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often discussed are personification, litotes,

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irony, metaphor and others, try checking

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my video, figurative language is homework, yes homework,

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next physical structure is

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Rhyme Rhyme is a rhyme or

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repetition of the same sound in

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poetry, so when we read poetry, there

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are usually almost the same sounds

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that are repeated, the ending is good, for

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example, if the end is strange or

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say the end is Aa, the same as

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pantun, so if in pantun, it is

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Rhyme or rhyme a-b-a-b

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if for example Desire is the rhyme or

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rhyme Aa well the problem

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is Is the rhyme always at

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the end of the line The answer is no

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Rhyme or similarity of sound is not

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only at the end of the line but in

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one line there is rhyme or the

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same sound is not a problem well please pay

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attention to the following example of the ruwah month poem

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Yes I have colored it red and green

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Well that is Rhyme the problem is

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Rhyme has many types there is

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Perfect Rhyme there is Imperfect Rhyme and

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many more but I'm sorry I

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won't discuss it in this video

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too much Before I continue

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to the inner structure of the poem I ask for

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your support by subscribing like and

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comment Thank you the first inner structure of the

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poem is the theme or

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sense well the theme or sense is the

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main idea or subject-matter

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expressed by the poet or writer the

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main idea is very pressing the

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poet's soul so that it becomes the main basis for

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conveying the poem well if the urge is

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so strong the urge is the

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relationship between humans and God

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then later a theme will be created

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about divinity or for example the

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strong urge is born from the

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poet who has feelings of falling in

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love Longing then the theme will

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be about love structure The

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next inner feeling is the feeling or feeling, well the

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feeling or feeling is the

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poet's attitude towards the main problem

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conveyed, the poet's feelings can be

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known from the expressions

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conveyed by the poet, so we can

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see the poet's feelings from the

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words from the expression of the choice of

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words that may be written in the

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poem, so what is the feeling like? Is it

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sad? Is it happy or

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touching or angry? That

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is a feeling or feeling. The

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next inner structure is the tone or tone,

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that tone is related

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to the atmosphere of the poem,

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that atmosphere will have a

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psychological effect on the reader, for example,

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the sad tone will make

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the reader feel sorry for the last inner structure

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is the message or

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intention, so in the poem there must be a

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message. Even though the poem may have a

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strange shape, the typography is strange, or the

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words chosen or the diction

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may be unnatural, there must be a

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message. The message is the message that the

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poet wants to convey to

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the reader, but the message is usually

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different from one person to another because the poem is

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full of meaning, so even though the poet

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wants the message to be like this, but

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sometimes it is received differently by the reader,

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it doesn't matter if

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hi, okay, the last one is to pay attention to the

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following example of Abdul Hadi WM's poem,

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please Listen to the poem by Abdul

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Hadi WM. Pay attention to the poem.

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First, the sense or theme of the poem Our Lord is

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so close by Abdul Hadi WM above

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is the theme of divinity, more

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specifically, it is the affirmation of a servant

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of his closeness to God. The feeling

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or feeling of the poet in the poem above

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is the feeling of a servant's love

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for his God. The feeling of love is seen in the

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repeated call of God. People

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who love something will often

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mention it in life. The third tone

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or tone of the poem above shows a

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happy and calm atmosphere. The

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happiness and peace of mind are

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especially seen in the line In the Dark,

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now I light up in

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you. In the darkness of life in the world,

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closeness to God still makes

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a servant light up or happy. And

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finally, the intention or message of

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the poem above is a message to maintain

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closeness to God by worshiping

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and activities that can bring

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a servant closer to his God. Through

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this poem, the poet also advised that

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closeness to God will create

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calm and happiness in

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life in the world and the hereafter. That

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was my discussion about poetry. I

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apologize, today I only

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discussed the understanding of the types and

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structures of poetry. In the next video,

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we will discuss the

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extrinsic elements of poetry and we will discuss

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how to read poetry

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well and correctly. That's all the

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learning videos from me. I hope this is useful.

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Thank you.

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Peace be upon you,

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peace be upon you, see you later

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