Literature In English

CAN THIS POEM BE TITLED?

The taler in all texture,
Informer with mixture,
Entertainer with gesture,
Educationist with teachers.
You teach in three natures:
STORY,ACTS,SONGS are lectures.
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It's a role-model to creatures,
The teacher that teaches teachers.
Teaching with Indirect lectures
You sensitize about the future.
The life mirror with poly-features.

................LITERARY TERMS.................
Lterary terms are words that are used in the field of literature.
Below are some of them and their meanings.
1) ACROSTIC: A poem in which a word is formed downwards with each of the begining letters of each line.
2) ANTHOLOGY: A collection of literary short works either verse or prose from different authors. It can be used to refer to selected passages from longer passages.
3) ANAGRAM: An act of changing the position of letters of words so as to form another word: 'God= 'dog'.
4) COUPLETa two rhymed lines of verse of equal length.
5) PLANT: A very serious song or sad one.

FIGURES OF SPEECH:
Many students find it baffled to cope with the challenges of distinguishing between some of the figures of speech, especially when analysing a particular work of art. This write-up shall assist the students having such a menace.
What Are Figures Of Speech?
Figures of speech are expressions that are beyond their literal meanings.
Figurative expressions are used to create a laudable effect; either emotional or otherwise, to emphasise, elaborate, make pleasant or for fashion sometimes. Below are some figures of speech, their meanings, differences and examples.
1- PARALIPSIS: This is a figure of speech that a person hides an obvious truth. The speaker has to discuss or talk about sombody's or something's merit or demerit indirectly.
EXAMPLES: If a person want to state the lazyness of sombody can say "I will not talk of his tiredless ability." .
B- we don't have to mention her Limitless Hard work.
2-IRONY: this is the figure of speech that means the opposite of what is expressed. It is the reversal meaning of expression.
EXAMPLES:
A- She is loved and admired because she is very ugly.
B- He has a pure heart since he never forgives.
C- Abdul is very poor that he bought an earoplane.
CONTRAST:
both IRONY and PARALIPSIS do express opposites. But the difference existing between them is that Paralipsis has the opposition on the entire statement in which the truth is hidden. Irony centralises only on the qualifier/modifier which has taken the same opposite qualifier/modifier.
Paralipsis hides truth to such an extent that the listener has to have a tremendous food for thought. Irony reverses meaning of an expresion and the listener understands this through the words being used in the expression.
3- PUN: the play on words with different meaning or with synonymous sound.
Examples:
A- The TIN is very THIN
B- They can't weather the weather but I can weather the weather.
C- Some principles were given by principal.
4- REPETITION: the repeating of the same word twise or more in an expression:
Examples:
A- I have a watch man and a wtch dog.
B- He wear black cloth in the black night and walks inside the black bush.

THE DEFINiTION OF 'LITERATURE'
Many scholers defined Literature from their divergant perspectives. Yet, no one was able to give the full meaning of the term Literature. This is because Literature touches everything or almost everything in the univers.
For this reason, Literature can be defined as any hand-written or printed material or speech which educates, entertains or informs.

Literature can also be definde as a mirror of life which reflects societal values, thoughts or events.
Literature can also means any Placatory art work based on life.