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1 Poetry September 18, 2017

2 Objective for today By the end of this lesson, each student should be able to: Name the 5 books of the Bible that use poetry Describe one difference between the 2 types of poetry Name 2 elements of intrinsic and 2 elements of extrinsic interpretation.

3 Biblical books using poetry
? Biblical books using poetry Job (Ayub) Psalms (Mazmur) Proverbs (Amsal) Ecclesiastes (Pengkhotbah) Song of Songs (Kidung Agung)

4 Poetry Back to School It’s always a struggle to get out of bed
Genre Special meaning 2 parts Intrinsic Extrinsic Back to School It’s always a struggle to get out of bed As you cry out “Mum” Please let me rest my head We dress in our Houses With gray and maroon And smart skirts and blouses Pity Summer is over so soon Structure: sounds, length of words, order of words (syntax), atypical word order, punctuation Interpretation: associations (symbols), historical significance, context

5 2 types of poetry Do you remember the two types that you researched last week in the lab with Mr. Banu’s prompt from Edmodo? Meter: arrangement of rhythms (stressed and unstressed syllabus)

6 Traditional Poetry Infant Sorrow By William Blake ( ) My mother groan’d! my father wept. Into the dangerous world I lept: Helpless, naked, piping loud: Like a fiend hid in a cloud. Struggling in my father’s hands, Striving against my swaddling bands. Bound and weary, I thought best To sulk upon my mother’s breast. Definite verse structure (meter and rhyme) Advanced word interpretation Example 1: Sonnet Example 2: Limerick Example 3: Haiku Example 4: Epic Example 5: Couplet

7 Contemporary Poetry Example 1: Concrete poem Example 2: Free verse
Accessible language Suggests ideas (doesn’t overtly state them) Brief Uses imagery Example 1: Concrete poem Example 2: Free verse

8 2 Interpretations Intrinsic Extrinsic
The internal elements of the poem. Rhyme, image, diction, verse, stanza, rhythm, symbol, tone, point of view, theme, setting Elements that come from outside of the poem. Help us interpret the meaning beyond the text. Social/historical background, author biography, religion, education of the author

9 Objective for today By the end of this lesson, each student should be able to: Name the 5 books of the Bible that use poetry Describe one difference between the 2 types of poetry Name 2 elements of intrinsic and 2 elements of extrinsic interpretation.


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