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[DOCX File]Poems to be taught/used with Young Adults
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(Poems to be taught/used with Young Adults (Fall 2020 titles are in bold) Classics of American, British, Chinese, and Greek Poetry. ... Collins, Martha“The Story We Know” ... Oliver, Mary“The Journey” ...
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[DOC File]Advanced Placement English
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Another reading that we will be working with early in our course is the graphic/visual text WHAT IT IS by Lynda Barry (2008). This book provides a creative, unique reflection about writing. We will have copies available for your use during class in the fall.
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[DOC File]AUTOBIOGRAPHY IN 5 SHORT CHAPTERS
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By Mary Oliver from New and Selected Poems The Journey One day you finally knew what you had to do, and began, though the voices around you kept shouting their bad advice -- though the whole house began to tremble and you felt the old tug at your ankles.
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[DOC File]English 299g/Freeman
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The idea is that you’ll get introduction and intermediate poetry in lecture and advanced poetry in section (and when we spend our final weeks on Mary Oliver). You must attend and engage with the lectures and the discussion sections fully.
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[DOC File]English 172g/Freeman
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We will do all we can to make this class a conversation about poetry, reading, and writing. Our job is to get you more interested in what poetry is and what it does; your job, in the words of the contemporary American writer Mary Oliver, is “to pay attention, this is our endless and proper work.”
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[DOC File]I
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This “Introduction to Poetry” offers opportunities for an encounter with poems, with poetry, with some ways of reading poems, and opportunities for thinking about poetic form and about how poetic voice is a collaboration between a poet’s making and a reader’s encounter with what Mary Oliver calls “the thoughtful machinery of the poem ...
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[DOC File]The Swimming Lesson by Mary Oliver
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The gaps I mean, No one has seen them made or heard them made, (10) But at spring mending-time we find them there. I let my neighbor know beyond the hill; And on a day we meet to walk the line And set the wall between us once again. We keep the wall between us as we go. (15) To each the boulders that have fallen to each.
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[DOCX File]“What Would You Do - WPC
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In one of her poems (Singapore), Mary Oliver has a line that took up residence in my soul. Recalling a fleeting encounter with a woman in the Singapore airport, whose job was scrubbing the toilets, Mary wrote: “I want to . ... Yet, we know that our time on earth is limited, so we join the psalmist in praying, “Teach us to count our days so ...
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[DOC File]Poet Study - Stuyvesant High School
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Sep 07, 2011 · If you like poems about nature, try: Mary Oliver Walt Whitman. W.S. Merwin Wendell Berry. Louise Glück A.R. Ammons. If you like slam poems/ poems with strong opinions, try: Taylor Mali Nikki Giovanni. Yusef Komunyakaa Allen Ginsberg. Sapphire Anna Ahkmatova. Ishle Yi Park (ishle.com) Saul Williams (hip-hop culture)
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[DOC File]Chapter 7: Images
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In what ways do these poems all address the anthology’s theme of “Home and Away”? Ezra Pound, “In a Station of the Metro,” Maya Angelou, “Harlem Hopscotch,” Mary Oliver, “Ghosts” and Derek Walcott, “Dry Season” Find places in each of these poems when the speaker invokes the sense of touch to communicate a broader idea.
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