'Poem' presentation slideshows

Chapter 11- Meeting Poetry: An Overview; Chapter 12-Words: The Building Blocks of Poetry. World Literature LAP 4 Day 2. Meeting Poetry: An Overview.

What Are the Elements of Poetry?. Feature Menu. Forms of Poetry Imagery Figures of Speech The Sounds of Poetry: Rhyme and Rhythm Sound Devices Your Turn. Forms of Poetry. Every poem has a speaker, the voice that speaks to us.

Six Steps to Help Analyze a Poem. Step 1: Consider the Title . Remember that the poem’s title is the author’s first communication with the reader; therefore, spend a moment considering what meaning the poet is suggesting by their choice of words.

AP English Literature and Composition. [LOOKIN’ AHEAD] [May 6, 2015]. THE OVERVIEW. Length : Three hours! Score : 1 – 5 (Low – High) Two Parts Part One: Multiple Choice! Part Two: Free Response!. Multiple Choice. One hour! Fifty-five questions! Passage-based!

AQA Unseen Poetry Lecture – Approaching poems - looking for Meaning.

TPCASTT That Poetry Thing. A Foundation for Pre-AP classes. “No Difference” by Shel Silverstein. Small as a peanut, So maybe the way Big as a giant, To make everything right We’re all the same size Is for God to just reach out When we turn off the light And turn off the light!

Concrete Poetry. Concrete Poetry. Concrete poetry is an artistic expression of written language. Concrete poets make designs out of letters and words. Even though the visual pattern (shape) can really catch our eye, it is the language itself that makes a poem poetic.

Self-Portraits. September 20 th – October 6th. What is a Portrait?.

Page 0. Illustration. Acrostic: Element Name. Type Acrostic Poem Here:. Page 1. Acrostic. Page 2. Illustration. Haiku: Element Name. Type Haiku Poem Here:. Page 3. Haiku. Page 4. Illustration. Limerick: Element Name. Type Limerick Poem Here:. Page 3. Limerick. Page 6.

Metaphysical Jamboree. METAPHYSICAL JAMBOREE: POEM #1. TODAY’S READING: “The Flea,” by John Donne WORD OF THE DAY: Metaphysical Poetry—a style of seventeenth-century poetry focused on big questions, meant to unsettle the reader WRITE ABOUT: Paraphrase Tone Irony.

The laughter of Stafford girls’ high. A mock-epic poem?. An allegory. So…..what is the allegory in “The Laughter of Stafford Girls’ High”?.

Poem Explication on “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner” by Samuel Coleridge. By: Marianne File and Elizabeth Hamilt. Literal sense in a Poem.

English literature paper 1: How to plan your Shakespeare essay LIKE A BOSS. Insert Question Here :. Extract taken from: .

OUR BODIES. ARE WONDERFUL. Lesson Notes. What do the different parts of our bodies do?. What our bodies can do. Can you think of actions for the poem ?. I can sit still on my bottom And I can dance around I can close my eyes to sleep And not make a sound. I can curl in a ball

English 10 - 12/10/18. Respond to poetry video “OCD.” The old farmer tried fish farming once, but had to give it up when his combine kept getting stuck in the lake. Autology – the scientific study of oneself .

Painting with Words. Poetry. Form- the structure of the writing (what it looks like on the page) Innocent If love were a crime, And you were jailed because you claimed that you loved me, And evidence was sought of your guilt or innocence, You’d get away scott free.

Beowulf. Textual Background. Composed around 700 A.D. The story had been in circulation as an oral narrative for many years before it was written. The action of the poem takes place around 500 A.D.

Writing Poetry. Beth Swann, M.F.A., C.J.E. Nation Ford High School. Writing…. … is supposed to evoke sensation in the reader— not the fact that it is raining, but the feeling of being rained upon. 

 ~E.L. Doctorow. Show, Don’t Tell.

Responsible Gen-Z Campus Journalism. “The greatest object of our publications is to exalt God , to call man’s attention to the living truths of His Word… not the standard of this world, but His standard of truth .” (E.G. White; CW 12.1). Responsible Gen-Z Campus Journalism.

Anthology Poetry Response Structure. Comparing Poems – Power and Conflict – 30 marks Intro – what the two poems have in common – linked by key word from question . Then, DETAILED PEACE C PEACE /SEI C SEI paragraphs about: Meaning/Feelings and attitudes Form and Structure Language