DO NOW

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DO NOW

• Complete the Grammar Bytes! portion of your
  packet, identifying the correct word choice for
  to, too and two.

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Lyric Poetry

• a poem that expresses the thoughts and feelings
  of the poet.
• Lyric poetry does not tell a story.
• The lyric poet addresses the reader directly.

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Types of Lyric Poetry

• There are many forms of lyric poetry including
• Odes
• and
• Sonnets

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Odes

• long poems which are serious in nature and
  written to a set structure.
• They are dedicated to one theme to honor its
  subject, usually an important person or idea such
  as freedom.

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Flying Fish An Ode

• Rhyme scheme
• Theme
• Metaphor

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Sonnets

• 14-line lyric poetry
• Show two related but different things to the
  reader to communicate something about them
• Have a very specific structure

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Types of Sonnets

• The two major types
• 1. English (or Shakespearean)
• 2. Italian (or Petrarchan)
• Both are named after the poets that
• made them famous

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Characteristics of English Sonnet

• Contains three quatrains and a concluding couplet
• Each quatrain makes a point or gives an example
• The couplet sums it all up

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The who and the what?!

• Quatrains are four-line rhymes
• Couplets are two-line rhymes
• A Robin Redbreast in a cage
• Puts all Heaven in a rage.
• A skylark wounded on the wing
• Doth make a cherub cease to sing.

couplet
quatrain
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My mistress eyes are nothinglike the sun

• Identify the quatrains and couplet
• Complete the chart

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Italian (Petrarchan) Sonnets

• an eight-line octave with the rhyme scheme
  ABBAABBA
• a six-line sestet with the rhyme scheme CDECDE
• Octave presents a problem, poses a question or
  expresses an idea
• Sestet resolves, answers or emphasizes

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Narrative Poetry

• Poetry that tells a story
• There are several types of narrative poetry
  including Ballads and Epics

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Ballad Poems

• poems that tell a story
• similar to a folk tale or legend
• Often about love and
• often sung
• A ballad is a story in
• poetic form

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Epic Poems

• long, serious poems that tells the story of a
  heroic figure
• Some of the most famous epic poems are The Iliad
  and The Odyssey by Homer

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Think.Pair.Share

• Shall I Compare Thee to
• a Summers Day?
• Ode to My Socks

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Independent Practice

• Create a SONNET either an English or Italian
  sonnet
• Must be 14 lines and follow your notes for the
  correct structure
• Use your textbook for more examples