1. Poetry Collection Due Date: Thursday, Feb. 25 th and Friday, Feb. 26 th Collection sharing is in TEL Studio with Peer evaluations using the rubric provided

2. Required Entries Collected Poetry – Part A “Theme for English III” Found Poem Sestina Shakespearean Sonnet *See instructions for your written submissions Your Written Entries – Part B From an American Author From a British/Irish Author Other foreign author One other choice of entry *See instructions for accompanying annotation

3. Choice of Written Entries Part C – Pick two Epigram Epitaph Haiku Limerick Part D – Pick one Ballade Concrete Poetry (200 word min.) Rondeau Pantoum

4. Choice of Written Entries Part E - Choose one Ode (200 word min.) Ballad Ballade Concrete Poetry (200 word min.) Pantoum Rondeau Sestina Lyric

5. Written Entry Submission Requirements Part B/C/D/E Type of poem Definition of type of poem Title of poem Poetic devices used Theme Purpose

6. Collected Poetry Accompanying Annotations Title Author Year Theme Poetic device(s) Type of selection Author’s purpose Influence Events of the era Author’s personal life Society/Social

7. Collected Poetry: Accompanying Annotations Example “Do not go gentle into that good night” was written as a Villanelle by Welsh writer Dylan Thomas in 1947 for his father. Thomas uses repetition while confronting the theme of death and dying. Thomas was influenced to write this poem while staying with his family. His father’s health was failing at the time, but he managed to live almost five years after it was written. The poem is not titled, but known by its first line.