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Visiting Hour

Visiting Hour. Learning Intention: To become familiar with an unknown poem. Success Criteria Put the poem together Discuss the poem Answer a series of comprehension questions. Stanzas 1-3. Where is this poem set? What are the connotations (the implied meaning) of green and yellow?

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Visiting Hour

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  1. Visiting Hour • Learning Intention: To become familiar with an unknown poem. Success Criteria • Put the poem together • Discuss the poem • Answer a series of comprehension questions

  2. Stanzas 1-3 • Where is this poem set? • What are the connotations (the implied meaning) of green and yellow? • Why does the poet use the word “corpse”? • What is the effect of the word “vanishes”? • What does the word “heavenward” suggest? • Why does the poet repeat the expression “I will not feel” throughout the third stanza?

  3. Stanzas 4-5 7. How do you think the poet feels about the nurses? Explain why. 8.Which word is repeated throughout the fourth stanza? 9.Why does the poet use a minor sentence (a sentence which does not contain a verb) to begin stanza 5? 10.There are three metaphors in stanza five can you identify and explain them?

  4. Stanza 6 • Which two figures could the patient be smiling at? • From whose point of view are we seeing things in this stanza? • Who do you think is “growing fainter” in this stanza? • How do you think the poet is feeling by the end of the poem?

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