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Last poem for this lesson: Lyric Poem

Last poem for this lesson: Lyric Poem. Test over Poetry Intro. & Lesson 1 (Imagery) will be this Thurs. and Fri. (split test) -Study lecture notes on poetry -Study lecture notes on imagery -Study literary terms and types of poems - Refresh comprehension and analysis of each poem.

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Last poem for this lesson: Lyric Poem

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  1. Last poem for this lesson: Lyric Poem Test over Poetry Intro. & Lesson 1 (Imagery) will be this Thurs. and Fri. (split test) -Study lecture notes on poetry -Study lecture notes on imagery -Study literary terms and types of poems - Refresh comprehension and analysis of each poem

  2. Split Test: Thurs. / Fri • Thursday • Poetry Lecture Notes • “A Blessing” • “Woman Work” • “Daily” • “in Just-” • All literary terms / types of poems associated with the above • Friday • Imagery Lecture Notes • “Haiku” (all 4) • “Once by the Pacific” • “Country Scene” • All literary terms / types of poems associated with the above

  3. Lyric Poem – “Country Scene” • Lyric Poem • Short poem that expresses a speaker’s thoughts or feelings. • In ancient Greece, lyric poems were sung to the music of a stringed instrument called a lyre. • Today, we call the words to all song types “lyrics.”

  4. “Country Scene” • Answer the following questions: • What is the speaker looking at? • What does the speaker hear? What does the speaker think of when she hears that sound? • According to the speaker, what outlasts both nature and love? • How does the speaker portray the scene in the first two stanzas? How do the images in the third stanza contradict that description? • How would you describe the mood of this poem? Cite details to support your chosen mood. • How would you describe the tone of this poem? Cite details to support your chosen tone.

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