introduction that poetry that guides learners in their own knowledge-making.

2. What is a poetry?
• Poetry is a literature that evokes a concentrated
imaginative awareness of experience or a specific
emotional responses through the language chosen and
arranged for its meaning.
• What can we say about poetry?
• Why do we study it?
• Its purpose
• Poetry
• take different forms.
• How and where do we spot a poem.

3. Poets and their period
• What does the period in which the poem is written implies or tell the
reader?
• Contextual/background knowledge
• Factors that inspire the poets and poetess to write poems?

4. Poetic forms
• The form of a poet defines the manner in which the poet expresses
himself and the meaning that communicated
• Takes two forms
• Narrative poetry(the ballad, the epic, allegory, dramatic monologue)
• The lyric (Takes different forms)
•S?
• Who is famous for writing such poems?

5. Types of sonnets

6. Types of sonnets.
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7. Pertrachan/ Italian sonnet
• Divided into two
• THE O
• AND THE S
• WHAT DOES O THE CONSISTS OF
• WHAT DOES THE S ENTAILS

8. Analysis of
poetry
• Elements do we look at when
analyzing a poem
•T (how it picked up)
•F
•D/WC
•T
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9. •R (Poetic sound devices)
•R
•What is couplet:
•Quatrain :
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10. • Do you have a
favorite poet
• What is your
favorite poem
• What is the one
thing that stands
out in this poem
• How does the
poem make you
feel
• What does the
poem make you
think of
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