What is Poetic Diction?

Generally, Poetic Diction means the selection of words in a poem or a prose piece. It denotes the type of language a particular writer chooses for a particular piece of writing. Therefore, poetic diction includes words, phrases, figures of speech, and syntax. Since different writers have different purposes for writing, their selection of words differs

What is Lyric?

The word ‘Lyric’ is closely related to the word ‘lyre’, a kind of musical instrument. In ancient Greece, some poems were sung in accompany with the lyre. Such a poem came to be known as a lyrical poem.   The main characteristic of the lyric is its musical stains inbuilt in its texture. Its music

Prose Suggestion: 1st Year Final Exam- 2024

1st Year Final Exam 2024, will be held on the year-2025 (এটা 2025 সালের এক্সাম এর জন্য সাজেশান) suggestion of poetry [ Join CSP Online Private Course/Classes | ফেসবুকে প্রাইভেট] Final Suggestion of Introduction to Poetry Watch Sample class: https://youtu.be/6zm5_iKMZX8 suggestion of prose —0— বিঃ দ্রঃ নিচের 3 Star এর প্রশ্ন গুলো, পরিক্ষার জন্য বেশি গুরুত্বপূর্ণ। এই 12

What is ODE?

The ode is a kind of lyrical poem in which the poet addresses someone to express his inner grief. It ends with hope and consolation. There are three types of odes- the pindaric ode or regular ode, or public ode, the Horatian ode or the private ode, and the irregular ode. The Pindaric ode has

What is Sonnet?

A sonnet is a short lyric poem of fourteen iambic pentameter lines linked by an intricate rhyme scheme. It is a lyric because it can be tuned to a lyre, a musical instrument. Each of its fourteen lines consists of five feet (also known as meters) for which it is called pentameter. Again, each of

Modern Age

Modern Age starts with the beginning of the First World War in 1914 and ends in 1939 when the Second World War began. The First World War caused massive destruction not only to the socio-political structure of Europe, but also to the Western culture, belief, tradition, and values. After the war, the capacity of Christianity

Victorian Age

In English literature, the period from 1832 to 1901 is known as the Victorian age. It is named after Queen Victoria who reigned the United Kingdom from 1837 to 1981. The period is marked by the reformation bill, Charles Darwin’s evolution theory, Carl Marx’s concept of socialism, the industrial revolution, philosophical positivism, the conception of