poems thats tell a story

Well, 'that's my dj family story' could be about a group of DJs who are like a family. Maybe they share a passion for music, support each other in gigs, and have unique experiences together. They might have started from small local shows and grown into something bigger.

These poems may also rely on the power of suggestion. Instead of telling a story, they give hints and let the reader's imagination fill in the blanks. For example, a poem might describe a strange object and leave it up to the reader to decide what it means or what it might be related to, rather than spelling out a story.

Yes, they can. Many poems are essentially stories in a more condensed and artistic form. For example, epic poems like 'The Iliad' and 'The Odyssey' are full of stories about heroes, their adventures, battles, and their journeys. These long - form poems unfold a series of events, complete with characters, settings, and plots. Even shorter poems can tell a story. A simple haiku might capture a moment in nature, which is a kind of mini - story about that instant, like seeing a frog jump into a pond on a summer day.

No. It's not a common phrase at all. It contains vulgar language which is not acceptable in normal conversations, so it's not likely to be used commonly.

It implies that there is no more to the story, that everything has been told and it has come to a conclusion.

No. Some poems are more about expressing emotions like love, sadness or anger without really telling a story. For example, many haikus focus on capturing a moment in nature and the feelings it evokes rather than narrating an event.

No. Poems can be abstract, focusing on ideas or concepts rather than a story. An experimental poem might play with language and form to explore a philosophical idea, not to tell a story.

No. Some poems are more about expressing emotions, like love, sadness, or joy, without necessarily telling a story. For example, many haikus focus on capturing a moment or a feeling rather than narrating an event.

One characteristic is a clear narrative arc. Just like in a short story or a novel, there is a beginning, middle, and end. For example, in 'The Highwayman', it starts with introducing the highwayman and his love for Bess, then there's the conflict when the redcoats come, and finally the tragic end. Another characteristic is the use of vivid imagery to bring the story to life. In 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner', the descriptions of the sea, the ice, and the strange creatures make the story more engaging. Also, there is often a central character or characters that the story revolves around.

Well, these poems usually have a plot. Just like in a short story, there is a problem or conflict. In 'Casey at the Bat', the conflict is Casey's need to hit the ball to win the game. They also tend to have a narrative arc. Starting from an introduction, like in 'Paul Revere's Ride' where we are introduced to Paul Revere, then rising action such as his ride through the night, a climax when he warns the people, and a resolution. Moreover, the language is often descriptive to bring the story to life, for instance, the vivid descriptions in 'Goblin Market' of the goblin fruits.