All to myself poem

    • [DOC File]The Delight Song of Tsoai-talee

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      and ten verses I can say myself. I’m from Artemus and Billie’s Branch, fried corn and strong coffee. From the finger my grandfather lost to the auger, the eye my father shut to keep his sight. Under my bed was a dress box. spilling old pictures, a sift of lost faces. to drift beneath my dreams. I am from moments— snapped before I budded—


    • [DOC File]Psalm of Farewell- Read by Raymond Benn

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      Beyond the touch of death, I leave myself to your memory, with love. I leave my thoughts, my laughter, my dreams, To you whom I have treasured beyond gold and precious gems. I give you what no thief can steal, the memories of our times together. The tender, love-filled moments, the successes we have shared, The hard times that brought us closer ...


    • [DOC File]Use the annotation chart on the back to look for ...

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      In addition, “I” can rise above anything myself. 8. What is the meaning of her first line: “You may write me down in history/with your bitter, twisted lies”? History is often written by those who are charge or the victors. She is trying to say that now what is written, her truth is all that matters. 9. Why is this an inspiring poem?


    • [DOC File]“Song of Myself”

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      “Song of Myself” #14. What part of life does the speaker seem to be celebrating in this poem? Cite a line to support your opinion. “Song of Myself” #17. What natural images does Whitman use to communicate the idea that his thoughts belong to everyone? “Song of Myself” #52. Characterize the speaker. How has he changed from “Song of ...


    • [DOC File]Romeo and Juliet complete study guide - Yola

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      Example: Juliet: Take all myself. Romeo: I take thee at thy word. Act One Study Guide for ROMEO & JULIET. PROLOGUE. What do we learn in the Prologue? Summarize. In what poetic form is the Prologue? How do you know? 3. What themes are established in the Prologue? ACT 1 SCENE 1—A Public Place in Verona 1.


    • [DOC File]MAYBE SHE NEEDS ME

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      Because I would not risk myself to stop, to ask, to share. So what if what I offered her was not her cup of tea, That was a choice for her to make, how selfish could I be?! When all my dreams are realized I don’t want to feel regret. For the lives I didn’t touch and change, the “No’s” I didn’t get.


    • [DOC File]Poetry Unit Project

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      The poet speaks (calls) a line of the poem, and the audience responds on cue with its line. The audience will repeat the same line throughout the poem; each of the poet's lines will be different. 4 Rhythm and sound are important, but rhyme is not. You will need to speak your poem aloud and listen for a beat.


    • [DOC File]Poetry Warm-Up

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      Each day you are assigned a warm up, your job will be to read the poem for that day and respond to it. You can respond in the space next to the poem, under the poem, or around the poem. You can respond to a poem in many different ways: ... To kill myself or to aim haphazardly. And kill you. Jack Kerouac. In …


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