The Language of PoetryPsychology Press, 1998 - 156 pages The Language of Poetry: * develops the student's ability to read and evaluate poetic texts of many kinds * includes activities, commentaries and extensions to each extract * covers a variety of poetic language, ranging from songs, advertisements and spoken language to the more traditional forms of the sonnet, ode and free verse * includes poetry from Philip Larkin, Maya Angelou, Dylan Thomas and Tony Harrison. |
Table des matières
The sound | 13 |
The appeal | 39 |
The places | 53 |
The genders | 67 |
The images | 89 |
That was then this is now | 103 |
Poetry project | 125 |
List of texts | 143 |
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A.E. Housman Activity Text adjectives African answer Anthem for Doomed Benjamin Zephaniah binaries Carrion Comfort century Commentary contrasts daffodils death Deor's Lament Doomed Youth e.e. cummings Emily Dickinson English extract from Sonnets fear final line give heart idea John Keats John McRae kind permission language last line Light Brigade line 11 line 15 line 9 line length look Lord Randal Miss Pushpa move movement negative Poem xv poet Poetry Project Poor Men Pay Porphyria's questions Reprinted by kind Reprinted by permission rhyme scheme rhythm sense Simon Armitage sing Song sound speaker stanza syllables syntax T.S. Eliot tell tense thee thing thou tone Unit verb verse viii voice W.B. Yeats W.H. Auden Waving But Drowning whole poem Wilfred Owen William Shakespeare William Wordsworth woman words written xvii ygUDuh Yuh Hear Bout