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The epic poem is a long length about the actions of one or more characters of legend and history. These actions are something quasi-war that involves so many characters with gods and spirits. Here's the poem:
1. Call
Prayer or invocation comes at the beginning of the poem where the poet asks the god or muse to help you meet your great work. Milton uses this convention in his epic poem Paradise Lost as noted below:
… Thou, O Spirit, who prefers
Before all temples the upright heart pure
Teach me to know, that the first
Wast present …
2. Homero below:
Typically a comparison can usually describe a young man as "tall, brown and straight, like a young cypress, instead of comparing Homer develops the comparison to a point where it becomes a little poem in the poem. For example:
Like some young cypress, tall, dark and straight,
About Queen's private garden sheds
Its light shade on the lawn in the dark moonlight
At midnight, the sound of a fountain of bubbles –
If thin Sohrab seemed, so softly reared.
(Matthew Arnold's Sohrab and Rustum (1822-1888))
3. Athletic contest or game:
Homer used this Agreement and describes how Achilles Default sports in honor of his friend Patroclus. So Virgil followed and after that it was inevitable that epic without an agreement was incomplete. Paradise Lost Book-2 describes the fallen angels organize a meeting of athletics.
4. Long and hazardous journey:
The hero makes the journey. For example, the journey of Aeneas to seek the spirits of Anchises. Milton describes Satan such a journey through space in his paradise lost.
5. In medias res:
Under this agreement, the story must begin at the center of the action, in medias res, Horacio called it. For example, the Aeneid begins with the arrival of Aeneas in Carthage. It is followed by the long history of the fall of Troy, his escape and his journey to the coast of Carthage. Now, most of the novels and movies make use of this convention.
Rakesh Patel has taught English literature for the five years and now does freelance writing. For detailed discussions on English literature and education, visit http://englishliterature99.wordpress.com/
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