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| Used as a memory tool to link important words and ideas within lines |
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| A poem of reflection, typically a lament for dead, longing or sorrow |
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Folk Mock Literary
A long poem, typically derived from oral tradition, narrating the deeds and adventures of heroic or legendary figures or the history of a nation. |
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a short poetic nickname
Used in place of a normal name |
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| Metaphore used to describe objects or activities Swan Road- body of water |
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| poet who listens to battle stories |
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| Alfred the great, successful apponent to the vikings |
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| Tribal people who built stonehedges |
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| warrior who killed Grendel |
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| Monster who was killed by Beowulf |
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| Captured says when Edward Dies William should be King |
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| King in anglo saxon society, converted by Augustine |
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A story that evoves from the people of the civilization and their lives
Beowulf, The Lliad, The Odessy |
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Ideas are created based on the ideas of the civilizartion or cultural events
Paradise Lost |
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Satire, Heroic-comical poem, blows everything out of proportion and uses the behavior of the time
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