- Choose your favorite piece of figurative language from the examples on the board.
- Write it + the author name.
- Chart it like you did yesterday in class: Identify the subject and what it's being compared to, list the similarities, and explain in a few sentences what the author is trying to convey with the comparison.
- Draw the image this piece of language makes in your mind.
Choose the topic you're most likely to do for your final poem. Write a Tredecim about that concept, or about an object related to that concept. Play with the power of figurative language here- make your comparisons insightful and interesting!
Recitation Poems
- Tell Lori your poem choice
- Sign up for a time and day to recite
- Read and annotate. Look for: vocabulary, devices, tone, message/perspective
- Outline your written analysis: Analysis Outline Handout
- Work on memorizing your poem
HOMEWORK
Finish Tredecim if you didn't in class. DUE: Start of class, Friday.
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