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Line 7: − Regardless of whether it is traditional or modern poetry, the subject of a poem can be anything. It could be about something as intense as [[suicide]], or as mundane as watching [[television]]. Since there are so many poems written about the important parts of life that affect all [[human]s ([[marriage]], [[death]], [[love]], and the natural world), there are names for poems with these subjects. Clearly, not all poems fit into these categories. − * ''epithalamium'' - a poem that celebrates a [[wedding]] − * ''elegy'' - a poem that remembers the [[dead]] − * ''pastoral'' - a poem describing the joys or sorrows of living close to [[nature]] and away from the city − * ''[[love]]'' - a poem filled with expressions of joy, despair, passion, romance, spirituality, religion or unrequited love.
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* ''modern'' - avoids rhyme and standard grammatical organization and seeks new ways of expression.
* ''modern'' - avoids rhyme and standard grammatical organization and seeks new ways of expression.
[[Category:Poetry]]
[[Category:Poetry]]