critique on poetry?

answers1: 1. Chronological changes in poetry. <br>
2. Themes of poetry (love, death, nature etc.) <br>
3.Events of the author's life and how they may have affected his work. <br>
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Hope this helps.
answers2: sophisticated point. look into using google. that can assist!
answers3: What's the purpose of this critique? Professional, Personal,
Homework? The answer would be different each time. If you need to
classify "types" of poetry by structure, this might help.
answers4: Critiques are basically essays, so it's good to structure it
so you are making a few points. Then you are building your argument
by citing examples to that effort. John Q. Poet uses fire as a
metaphor for punishment and redemption. In the poem, "I'm a Big Ol'
Forest" he makes the forest have a voice and explains how campers have
punished the forest for harboring bears. After the fire, the new seeds
sprout and he is reborn. In his poem, "I'm a Big Ol' Ohio Tire
Fire".... <br>
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So your basic essay. <br>
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Good luck!