Magical Realism and Poetry UNIT 2 LESSON 3 PART A: “SESTINA” BY ELIZABETH BISHOP.

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Magical Realism and Poetry UNIT 2 LESSON 3 PART A: “SESTINA” BY ELIZABETH BISHOP

Stanza 1 (sestet): Summary _________________________________________ ________________________________________ Annotate Figurative Elements/poetic devices, making notes* below. *Use “Cf” if you wish to note connections to other lines INITIAL HERE!

Stanza 2 (sestet): Summary _________________________________________ ________________________________________ INITIAL HERE! Remember! *Use “Cf” if you wish to note connections to other lines.

Stanza 3 (sestet) : Summary _________________________________________ ________________________________________ INITIAL HERE! Remember! *Use “Cf” if you wish to note connections to other lines.

Stanza 4 (sestet): Summary _________________________________________ ________________________________________ INITIAL HERE! Remember! *Use “Cf” if you wish to note connections to other lines.

Stanza 5 (sestet): Summary _________________________________________ ________________________________________ INITIAL HERE! Remember! *Use “Cf” if you wish to note connections to other lines.

Stanza 6 (sestet): Summary _________________________________________ ________________________________________ INITIAL HERE! Remember! *Use “Cf” if you wish to note connections to other lines.

Stanza 7 (tercet): Summary _________________________________________ ________________________________________ INITIAL HERE! Remember! *Use “Cf” if you wish to note connections to other lines.

CLOSE READING QUESTIONS INITIAL HERE! Remember! *Use “Cf” if you wish to note connections to other lines.

CLOSE READING QUESTIONS INITIAL HERE! Remember! *Use “Cf” if you wish to note connections to other lines.

CLOSE READING QUESTIONS INITIAL HERE! Remember! *Use “Cf” if you wish to note connections to other lines.

CLOSE READING QUESTIONS INITIAL HERE! Remember! *Use “Cf” if you wish to note connections to other lines.