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The document provides brief biographies of several famous poets: - Emily Dickinson wrote over 1800 poems and was an introvert who had few friends she corresponded with by letter. - John Donne wrote romantic sonnets about love. - Lord Byron had a sensitive leg injury that he later corrected with a special boot. - Maya Angelou wrote the acclaimed book "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" and received a Grammy award. - Edgar Allan Poe tried to make a living solely through writing and refused regular work.
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- 3. John Donne A poet and lawyer who loved writing poets about love. Such a romantic... He was into the church and was very English. He wrote a lot of sonnets. I guess he just could never find his perfect woman! Would you fall for this man's beautiful written artwork?
- 4. Lord Byron Lord Byron was the son of a captain. He also had more than one wife! He had a hurtful leg and he became very sensitive about that situation. He later got it corrected by a certain type of boot. Oh fun fact, he got seduced by a lot of people for very little things.
- 5. Maya Angelou Maya Angelou, she wrote the book: I know why the caged bird sings and they later actually turned it into a film. She later became a teacher and she got asked to speak at a lot of gatherings. Oh and don't forget the Grammy she got.
- 6. Edgar Allan Poe Edgar had a very tough life. Want to know why? Because he actually tried to only write for a living. He refused to have a regular job to provide for himself. He had a real passion for writing, don't you think?
- 7. Questions 1. What was Lord Byron very sensitive about? 2. Which writer got a Grammy? 3. Who tried to make a living out of writing? 4. Where was Emily Dickinson born? 5. Did Emily have a lot of friends? Why, or why not? 6. What kind of poets did John Donne like to write? What were they about?
- 8. Answers 1. His leg 2. Maya Angelou 3. Edgar Allan Poe 4. Massachusetts 5. No, because she was an introvert 6. Romantic poets So how have you done???