October 9, 2021
As I continue watching the series Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha that was recommended by my friends which was originally recommended to them also by their special someone (sana all), I am scribbling down my thoughts for today's article that I am sharing with you.
Yesterday, I wasn't able to make one because I just slept after our quiz and watched some films and some TikTok videos. Going back to the topic, let us be dramatic today with poetry. I fill this article with some lines of my personal poems, from my favorite songs, and anything under the sun that is related to my topic today.
Roses are red
Violets are blue
You are all amazing
These words of mine are true.
Diving into Dramatic Poetry
Dramatic poetry is any drama that is written in verse, which is meant to be recited. It is also a drama that is written and meant to be spoken. It usually tells a story or refers to a situation, and this would include closet drama, dramatic monologue, and rhyme verse.
From this given definition, I hope you've got an idea as to what this kind of drama is all about. During high school, it is always given to students as an activity or group project.
I can remember those times where we do some dramatic poetry and perform it in front of our classmates and other students. It is overwhelming and it makes anyone nervous, but as a student who wants something good, I did my best even if I am already shaking inside.
Enough of that things. We will proceed now to the types of dramatic poetry.
The first one is tragedy drama which has a tragic ending, just like for example, the death of either or both the leading characters. In short, it is any story that ends unhappily. It is to be noted that the verse dramas "Hamlet", "Romeo and Juliet" and "The Crucible" are examples of tragedies.
"Held in time, in a world of tears I slowly drown
Goin' home, I just can't make it all alone"From Bee Gees - Tragedy
Another type is the comedy drama which endeavors to amuse or entertain. As the name implies, the ultimate purpose is "to make the audience laugh" Examples of this type are "Comedy of Error," "The Tempest," and "The Midsummer Night Dream." by William Shakespeare.
The last type is the dramatic monologue, which is viewed as a one-sided conversation. In here, the speech is given by one character. The thought, emotions of the speaker are revealed through his actions. An example of this type is "My Last Duchess"
Actually, I like to talk about my other experiences regarding this topic which we did before in high school and in the different contests I have joined, but maybe I will just make a separate article for those. Besides, this article is already getting longer.
I hope you enjoyed well our topic for today the same way as I enjoyed writing it here for you. Smile as you look up in the night sky. Silently hope that the stars will align and grant your wish. Before we formally end this article I have made, I have a question here which you may like to answer.
If you can recall a performance you did before as a student, what is the funniest thing you do?
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I was a shy student. Just sitting in the corner :)