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POETRY Poetry is a type of English writing. It is considered a kind of artistic expression in which words are the medium that the artist uses to convey a message to the audience. Poems do not have to follow ordinary rules of grammar. There are many types or forms of poetry; each have their own set of conventions. The first poems were songs; they often rhymed. These poems were called lyrics. In this unit we will learn about English poetry and write poems using some basic forms. FORM DESCRIPTION List Poems Each line is related to the theme of the list Each line forms a complete thought Each line follows a pattern If I was/were Poems Begins with if I was/were statement End with then I would be/i d be statement Acrostic Poems The name of the person, thing, or place is written vertically down the left hand side of the page. Each letter is capitalized and becomes the first letter of the word beginning each line. The words used may describe the noun Each line may comprise a word, a phrase or a thought that is continued on to the next line. Haiku Haiku is a Japanese poem with no rhyme. Haiku poems have only three lines, each with a certain number of syllables. Line 1 = 5 syllables Line 2 = 7 syllables Line 3 = 5 syllables

Understanding Poetry Poets use form to convey their messages to us. Like painters, who can select oil, acrylic, water colours, and more, Poets can choose from many forms or mediums when they write. Poets can also use a number of tools or Poetic Devices to make their work interesting and understandable to their readers. The devices we will look at in this unit should be familiar to you; they are features of text we have studied before. Bold Italics Underline Font size, colour, or appearance Borders and Shading Alignment Pictures / Graphics Title

Look at the sample poems. Complete the chart below by quoting lines from the poems that show how the feature has been used. Explain in point form how the feature is effective in supporting or adding to the message of the poem. Feature Example How Bold Italics Underline Font size, colour, or appearance Alignment Borders and Shading Pictures / Graphics Title

My Da He is getting older. He is quiet. He likes to read Westerns. He likes his coffee hot! At Lawless Lake Sounds of frogs keep me awake. Late night games make evenings fun. Swimming in clean cool water is refreshing. Breakfast cooked on the woodstove is so delicious! Waiting For The Exam To Begin I wipe my sweating palms on my pants. I scan my notes for the hundredth time. I focus on lists and memorize dates. I utter a quiet prayer, Please help me to remember Lord.

If I was a smart girl. I d never have a broken heart. I d avoid bad boys. I d watch for red flags. I d never be one of those girls. Then, I d be safe. If I were rich I would have a big house. I d have a fancy car. I d take long vacations. I d celebrate with friends. I d go to concerts. Then I would have fun!

Windy days Immersed in snow Never warm enough The days drag on and on Endlessly Remembering summer Winds blow from the north Into drifts as high as my shoulder Now we can build The biggest snow fort Ever Right in our back yard! Soft and white Newly fallen Over the ground Winter wonderland

The red bird softly Calls to me from the trees See, remember, pray Bright lights glimmering A star to light the way for all Children dream and hope Backs bent over fields Toiling in the burning sun Hands aching for rest

Poetry Assignment: Write 4 poems using each form. Present your poems in a booklet with a title page. Use features of text to enhance the messages in your poems. item criteria score Title page: Neat Uses at least 3 features of text Gives title of booklet Gives name of author Gives date List Poem Form used correctly Uses at least 3 features of text Spelling correct Neat Conveys a perceptible message If I Was/Were Form used correctly Uses at least 3 features of text Spelling correct Neat Conveys a perceptible message Acrostic Form used correctly Uses at least 3 features of text Spelling correct Neat Conveys a perceptible message Haiku Form used correctly Uses at least 3 features of text Spelling correct Neat Conveys a perceptible message total /25