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Poets of the Harlem Renaissance |
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Poets of the Harlem Renaissance
By Sharon Fabian |
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1 Poetry is a way of expressing your thoughts and feelings. It is a good way to say a lot with only a few words. Poets use rhyme and rhythm to hold their poems together and to make them more appealing to their readers. They use descriptive language and imagery to paint a picture for us with words. In school, we've all learned about some of the devices that poets use - similes, metaphors, repetition, onomatopoeia, and others.