1. Research your poetry form
2. Find a creative way to teach the class to write in that form.
3. Your presentation should be short, but informative.
4. Include the following:
- A brief history
- Information about the form
- Contemporary context. How has the form changed over time?
- An example of the form. Please choose at least one example from The Norton Anthology of Poetry.
- Your own poem in the form provided.
- Handouts are welcome, but not mandatory. If you have a complex form like the sestina, it may be useful to provided an organizer to the class (see me for assistance on this.)
- These are the forms we will look at!
ode (done in class)
elegy (Zoe/Tyshay)
villanelle (Grace/Jacob/Mitchell)
sestina (Jaymee/Aleah)
pantoum (Mathilda/Austin)
sonnet (Karlamarie/Izzi)
haiku (Grace/Jacob/Mitchell)
senryu (Grace/Jacob/Mitchell)
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