ENG 2003 Introduction to Poetry

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Professor(s)

Robert Lestón

Department

English

Course Code

2003

Semester / Year

Spring 2015

Course Description

Intro to poetry

Acknowledgements

This course was created by: Robert Lestón

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Blog Post #5 Blog Post #5

The first poem i want to talk is "If you forget me" by Pablo Neruda-He is an amazing poet.He is mostly known to write about erotically romantic poems, which has to do deal with love and the desires that come's with it describe so deeply […] See MoreBlog Post #5 The first poem i want to talk is "If you forget me" by Pablo Neruda-He is an amazing poet.He is mostly known to write about erotically romantic poems, which has to do deal with love and the desires that come's with it describe so deeply […]

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Hey professor I've been having trouble finding the 7 questions we were suppose to do on the read, also I can't find the reading for this weeks assignment in the site link. How would I find that? Thank you. See MoreProfessor Hey professor I've been having trouble finding the 7 questions we were suppose to do on the read, also I can't find the reading for this weeks assignment in the site link. How would I find that? Thank you.

Blog Post #4 Blog Post #4

As I stated in class, I found Lorca to be dark and depressing. The concept of "duende" was easy to master because I always believed that there were poems, songs and stories that caused you to feel something. A deep something that someone […] See MoreBlog Post #4 As I stated in class, I found Lorca to be dark and depressing. The concept of "duende" was easy to master because I always believed that there were poems, songs and stories that caused you to feel something. A deep something that someone […]