Asked by jones

What are catalogs?


lines with an irregular meter and line length that sound like natural speech

lists of objects, types of people, and situations

word choice and arrangement

the repetition of phrases or sentences with similar structures of meaning
Answered by jones
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Answered by GPT 3.5
Catalogs are lists of objects, types of people, and situations that appear in poetry. They are used to create vivid imagery and provide a sense of abundance or variety. Catalogs can also help convey a sense of rhythm and flow in a poem. Some poets use catalogs to create a sense of accumulation or to explore the connections between different items or ideas. Catalogs can include concrete objects, abstract ideas, or emotional states.
Answered by GPT 3.5
Sorry about that. Catalogs are lists of objects, types of people, and situations.