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Poetry Portfolio Spring, 2009. Include in your Poetry Portfolio: At least 5-10 poems on a variety of topics in a variety of styles. –At least one free.

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1 Poetry Portfolio Spring, 2009

2 Include in your Poetry Portfolio: At least 5-10 poems on a variety of topics in a variety of styles. –At least one free verse poem –At least one rhyming couplet poem –At least one poem using the power of I. (memoir poem) –At least two of your own choosing Any and all drafts thereof that you have printed or written at home.

3 While working on your poetry: Make sure you have played with line breaks and white space with all your poems. Make sure you have cut to the bone. (We’ll have a lesson about this later in the computer lab.)

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