Annotating Poetry Look –Listen-Watch-Closely. LOOK Structure Shape Blank Space.

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Annotating Poetry Look –Listen-Watch-Closely

LOOK Structure Shape Blank Space

Listen Tone (author’s attitude) Mood (your feelings) Meter (rhythm beat rhyme)

Watch Patterns (style) Diction (word choice and vocabulary) Punctuations

Observe Your Reading Closely Close reading requires you to: Read slowly, carefully & repeatedly observing: Read slowly, carefully & repeatedly observing: Structure Shape Space While Identifying the While Identifying the : don’t forget tone –meter- rhyme… don’t forget diction, patterns and structure… which can also be applied to fiction.