1. Warming up with Billy Collins' and Edna St. Vincent Millay's meta-sonnets
- What are they teaching us about sonnets?
- Moments: Which images, diction, etc. make you pause/take a moment?
- Movement: What patterns can you uncover? Are there any shifts?
- Multiple Meanings: What do you think the poet is trying to do here (tone/themes)?
*A mini break for a puzzle challenge (and metaphor)*
3. Reading and marking up Foster's "If It's Square, It's a Sonnet"
3. Reading and marking up Foster's "If It's Square, It's a Sonnet"
- How does the form contribute to the poem's meaning?
4. Trying out your newfound sonnet knowledge on Keats
HW:
1. For Friday: Read Chapters 8 through 11 and prepare your next Socratic ticket.
2. For next Tuesday, Oct 1: Decide which sonnet to perform your metacognitive timed writing on. Be sure to bring the actual sonnet to class that day.
HW:
1. For Friday: Read Chapters 8 through 11 and prepare your next Socratic ticket.
2. For next Tuesday, Oct 1: Decide which sonnet to perform your metacognitive timed writing on. Be sure to bring the actual sonnet to class that day.
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