To answer your question properly, let's clarify a few things:
* Elizabethan Period: This refers to the reign of Queen Elizabeth I of England (1558-1603). It was a flourishing period for English literature, especially poetry.
* Types of Poetry: During the Elizabethan period, there were many different types of poetry, including:
* Sonnets: A 14-line poem with a specific rhyme scheme and structure, often about love.
* Epic Poems: Long narrative poems about heroes and great deeds, like Edmund Spenser's *The Faerie Queen*.
* Lyric Poems: Poems expressing personal emotions and thoughts.
* Pastoral Poems: Poems about idealized rural life.
* Dramatic Poetry: Poems written for theatrical performances, like Christopher Marlowe's plays.
* Verse Epistles: Poems written in the form of letters.
* Satirical Poems: Poems that mocked or criticized society.
What was NOT a type of poetry in the Elizabethan period?
* It's difficult to say definitively what was not present. There were likely many forms of poetry that we don't have documentation for, or they may have been considered less important or popular than those listed above.
* Modern forms of poetry: Some modern poetry forms like free verse or concrete poetry would not have been present in the Elizabethan era.
To help me answer your question more accurately, please tell me:
* What is the specific type of poetry you're thinking of?
* What is the significance of "128046" in your prompt?
I'm happy to help you understand Elizabethan poetry further!