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Poetry Through RapMain MenuPoetry through RapPrefaceGoals of the project statedIn the Words of Jay-ZThings to consider as we begin working on creating our own rapsPoetic Devices in RapActivity on more poetic devicesInspiration to Excite Before You Start to WriteVarious rappers rap about different ideas and construct their raps through different processesThe CipherA new way to brainstorm and prepare to writeYour Rap, Reflection, and RubricEnter The Studio for Extra CreditWorks CitedBruce Ziegelman0cbb3cc6e499b2e3747317f696bec3a840062b4cTanner Ziegelman
Perfect Rhymes: Words which are exact rhymes This includes masculine rhymes which are a single syllable (Pick, Trick) and feminine rhymes which rely on the second syllable (Tricky, Picky)
FAMILY RHYMES
Mosaic Rhymes: Similar to what Eminem uses in "Lose Yourself" (Gravity...mad but he)
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Compound internal rhymes and chain rhymes: explain how to link the ones defined above (come back to work on this) Examples followed by their practice.
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