Finding Myself in Verse
Completion requirements
Reading
Poets explore identity in their work. Often, but not always, a sense of who they are and what they might have experienced is evident. By exploring various poems, perhaps you may find yourself hiding in a poet's verse!
Time to Read
Step 1: Read
the "Reading Poetry" section on
pp. 30-39
in
Reading and Writing for Success.
Step 3: Read
and annotate the following poems in your
Sightlines 10
textbook:
a. “Nonconformist” by Angela Shelf Medearis (p. 31)
b. “Let Us Leave Something Unsaid” by Munir Niazi (p. 203)
c. "On Children” by Kahil Gibran (pp. 98-99)
d. “Cooks Brook” by Al Pittman (pp. 134-135)
a. “Nonconformist” by Angela Shelf Medearis (p. 31)
b. “Let Us Leave Something Unsaid” by Munir Niazi (p. 203)
c. "On Children” by Kahil Gibran (pp. 98-99)
d. “Cooks Brook” by Al Pittman (pp. 134-135)
Listen to the audio recordings for each of the poems.