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1 Study the odes of Pablo Neruda.
What’s an Ode? Study the odes of Pablo Neruda. Caution: These are not your classical form of ode. They are the MODERN form.

2 On a Word doc… Answer the following questions using the links on the following slides. Questions to answer: What are odes about? What is the PURPOSE of an ode? Is there a rhyme scheme? If so, what is it? What types of figurative language do odes use? (As a general rule) Any other similarities?

3 Make an X in the box if you notice each of these characteristics in the odes you read.
Title?  Ode to Socks  Ode to Tomatoes Hyperbole Metaphor Alliteration Personification Simile Repetition Allusion Analogy Sensory Description PURPOSE?

4 Ode to the Sea, read by Ralph Fiennes
Ode to the Apple Ode to Broken Things

5 Ode to a Book Ode to a Large Tuna in the Market Ode to Clothes

6 Ode to the Cat Ode to a Large Tuna in the Market Ode to My Socks

7 Ode to the Artichoke Ode to Bread Ode to Tomatoes (You’ll have to temporarily allow popups.) Ode to the Present

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