Poetry: The Art of Eliciting Emotions in Readers

What is poetry all about?

A. All poems are designed to have a rhyme pattern.
B. Poetry is made up of multiple similes and metaphors.
C. Poems are written to evoke emotions in readers.
D. Poetry is made up verses called lyrics.

What is Poetry?

The statement about poetry is accurate is Poems are written to evoke emotions in readers. Thus the correct option is C.

Poetry is referred to as a piece of literature written with the use of lyrical or rhythmic patterns describing events in a melodious manner by reflecting thoughts and emotions to engage the readers effectively.

An idea has finally been interpreted into words, poetry is the result of an instinct finding its idea. Poetry's fundamental element is feeling, and the profound hidden experiences that your teachers seek from you are its culmination.

Poetry is a comprehensive event, it brings up emotions. Similes and metaphors can integrate numerous senses, imagery appeals to our perception of sight and rhythm and pace to our sense of sound.