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O Captain My Captain

Warm Up:Review Whitman’s Style  Is this showing repetition, cataloguing, or free verse?     Just for fun…what literary device is he using?  (1:10)

Poetry analysis?  What follows on the next slide is a poem.  I want you to read the poem and answer this question using SEE.  Here’s the question:  What poetic devices does the poet use to reveal the theme of this poem?  Got the question? Here’s the poem.

“The Red Wheelbarrow” so much depends upon a red wheel barrow 5glazed with rain water beside the white chickens.

Sometimes...  That poem was by William Carlos Williams.  He’s actually quite famous.  But sometimes English class is too serious, and it need not be.  Sometimes the poem is just words on a page.  Or a tattoo on some dude’s arm?

Poetry  But other people go all out:  eelbarrow.htm eelbarrow.htm  Don’t forget to occasionally enjoy the stuff we read.  And buy a tee-shirt.

Ok back to Whitman  Have you ever felt a close personal connection to a leader, celebrity or other public figure?  Who? And Why do you admire them?  If they died during your life, how did you feel when it happened? Describe.  Or, how do you think you would feel if something bad were to happen to them? 

“O Captain my Captain!”  This poem uses a great deal of ‘Apostrophe’.  What is that? Yes it can be one of these Y’all rock….but in literature it is when we address someone imaginary or not there with us.  Here’s a famous example:  Twinkle, twinkle, little star, How I wonder what you are. Up above the world so high, Like a diamond in the sky.”  It also uses extended metaphors to compare someone to something over multiple lines!

O Captain My Captain  Who might be the Captain in this poem; Why is he compared to a captain of a ship?  Where do you see apostrophe?  How does Whitman render the loss of ‘the captain’ as a loss personal to the speaker of the poem?  What are some of the words, phrases and poetic devices that give the reader a feeling of loss and mourning?  What is the theme of this poem?

Closure:  REALISM POP QUIZ TIME usual quiz procedures drop it in your class tray when you are done!  Tomorrow we will be going to the Media Center to work on grad papers!  Some common issues I have seen when grading….  This is a research paper so you need tones of quotes/paraphrasing….60% research 40%your clarification of the ideas.  Since it is research should there be any I, you, me, or we?  Numbers unless they are over one hundred you should spell them out like this not like 8…it looks less educated…  Any questions?