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* Repetition of some or all of a line
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* Lines of similar length
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* Dramatic imagery
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* Old words and expressions
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* Different use of grammar, including
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* incomplete sentences
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* lack of connective words
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* Old words and expressions
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* The same sound used at the end or at the beginning of two or more lines
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* Twinkle, twinkle little <u>star</u>,<br/>
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How I wonder what you <u>are</u>.<br/>
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Up above the world so <u>high</u>,<br/>
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Like a diamond in the <u>sky</u>. (from an English rhyme)
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Below there are examples from the Bible for all these except for the last one about using the same sounds. It would be difficult to show here how Hebrew uses repeated sounds in poetry.
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Below there are examples from the Bible for all these except "Old words and expressions" and "The same sound used at the end or at the beginning of two or more lines." It would be difficult to show here how these features were used in the original languages of the Bible.
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#### Some places to look for poetry in your language
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