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Week 9

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Theodore Roethke

Theodore Roethke. (1908-1963). Doyle Elegy for Jane. Anita. The Far Field. I Knew A Woman. Jeff. H ow to read literature And Why it is important. Illustrating the impact of the literature on culture, society, and the individual.

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Imagery, Denotation, Connotation

Imagery, Denotation, Connotation . The Five People You Meet in Heaven. Rapid Write. Brainstorm other words for the color red. Paint Colours. http:// www.behr.com/consumer/search?s=red How would readers or listeners react to these color names? What associations will they make?

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Envy By: Mary Lamb

Envy By: Mary Lamb . Anajiah Gunther. The Poet . Mary Lamb Born December 3 rd 1764 Sister of Charles Lamb Learned about writing from her father and later collaborated with her brother in writing Suffered from bipolar disorder, which resulted in episodes

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Carol Ann Duffy

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POETRY REVIEW DAY FOR REGENTS

POETRY REVIEW DAY FOR REGENTS. June 10th. Work Handed In. I will hand back work. Please give me any homework that you have not given me yet. . Poem Performance. We will take a look at the poem performances. For Period 4, what do you think the main idea of the poem was?

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April Midnight

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World War I Poets

World War I Poets. Other famous poets during WW1. Siegfried Sassoon Rupert Brooke Philip Larkin Wilfred Gibson. Siegfried Sassoon. Born into wealthy family, his innocent childhood contrasts life in the trenches.

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The Darkling Thrush By: Thomas Hardy

The Darkling Thrush By: Thomas Hardy. Donna Reed English IV Honors- 3 rd Period Mrs. Johnson. Author Biography.

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