Monthly Archives: March 2012

Assignment 3/8

                At the beginning of the course we were asked to define poetry, I defined it as something that makes you feel some type of emotion. This class has helped me to realize that not all poetry has such a … Continue reading

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DLee My Thoughts

  We were asked in our first blog posts to define poetry.  I found that poetry cannot simply be defined, it is something ambiguous.  I felt poetry to be something that is experienced by individual readers and therefore has no … Continue reading

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Lost In Translation (Writing Assignment 3/8)

My opinion on what “poetry” is has not changed at all. I think poetry is just a word that defines expressing one’s own thoughts or ideas. Even something that cannot think can express “poetry”. I see poetry everywhere, even in … Continue reading

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Thursday Assignment 3/8

I never really understood poetry before taking this class. I like the fact that every time we read a new poem we take time to break the poem down and explain every part. Also, when we take time to hear … Continue reading

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Assignment for Thursday, Tuesday

Hi All — Here are your upcoming assignments: For Thursday, 3/8 Read: WW, “Gold in the Ore” Write: one blog post and two comments — The blog post assignment: write about anything that you find interesting or provocative in our … Continue reading

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Poetry: an emotional experience

  The color of thought has introduced us to the role emotion plays in poetry. Our minds and body react to poetry bringing forward a wide range of emotion.  The chapter discusses how it’s possible to have predispositions to certain … Continue reading

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Class Notes – 3-6-12

sick – 6 destroy – 5 bed – 1 invisible – 5 howling – 1 rose – 1 worm – 1 secret – 1 sick roses — associations – with love/romance/ or death contradicts idea that roses are supposed to … Continue reading

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Beauty

The shift in literature in the late 1800s had developed a new outlook on what people would find to be beautiful. It would appear to be desirable to people to observe someone who has worked hard or endured a hardships … Continue reading

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