Let me keep my mind on what matters, keep my mind on what matters, which is my work, which is mostly standing still and learning to be astonished. -Mary Oliver
Today we went over a few things, including the fact that when you're discussing poetry you should used the words: lines and stanza rather than sentence or paragraph.
But our main focus was on the word: Symbolism
We took the word apart, broke it into just the word Symbol. = something that can stand for or represent something else entirely; and in poetry the symbol often stands for an emotion. You can use a symbol rather than directly say; "i'm sad." For example, the American Flag represents freedom just like a tree represents growth.
We read the poem, Swans by Mary Oliver and realized that the swan represented changes. So, we all chose a symbol that we thought best represented us. We are going to use our symbols to construct a large poem for the next two weeks! You should see what symbols we came up with!
If you want to learn more about symbolism and what it means go here!Jessica K.
Pink
like pink.
I was born with
pink all around me.
Julia P.
Red & Cloud
I love eating red fruits. I wish red will always
stay with me forever.
moving with the winds and watching people
go crazy with rush in the sky.
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It represents me because I love to
be on the computer.
After school I do my homework and
then stay on the computer for like
5 hours a day.
Elijah T.
Happy
Chuck E. Cheese
Lissette E.
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in the winter.
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a mole.
Layla A.
Cow & Monkey
loveing animal and a kicking one too.
And it’s a symbol of freedom.
Maria T.
The sound Crazy
crazy
because
I
like
doing
crazy
stuff
sometime
Francisco B.
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because I am
all ways with them.
the colors decide
me because of the
clothes I wear
Cheetah
around the block I feel like
this because I got a lot of
energy.
Margaret T.
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I am a bear when
I’m very angry
And like a cat calm
and peaceful
Music
Songs, and it enjoys me Because the music is
comfortable.
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