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This document discusses elements of Filipino poetry including its history, form, and sensory techniques. Filipino poetry from the 1900s celebrated romanticism and focused more on formal elements like language over theme. It explores the senses poets employ - visual, olfactory, gustatory, tactile, and auditory imagery - to create impressions for readers. Diction and rhyme scheme are also discussed as important poetic elements involving word choice, meaning, and structured sound patterns. Examples are given of different types of sensory imagery in poetry.
















This section introduces poetry as a reflection of Filipino history and future culture.
Discusses poetry's sophistication, unique qualities, and highlights romanticism and formalist aspects in the 1900s.
Focuses on key elements of poetry including senses and ideas, diction, and rhyme scheme used to enhance expression.
Explains visual imagery in poetry with descriptive phrases that create visual impressions.
Details the olfactory imagery used in poetry to evoke smells and create sensory experiences.
Highlights gustatory imagery in poetry, focusing on taste impressions conveyed through words.
Discusses tactile imagery, emphasizing feelings and textures created through poetic language.
Looks at auditory imagery in poetry, illustrating sounds and auditory experiences through poetic expressions.