Emily Dickinson R.A.F.T.
What is the name of your poem that you will critique in your R.A.F.T.? Which R.A.F.T. will you choose and why?
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NCS English III - American Literature
English III is a study of the tremendously diverse literature that has been produced in America from the time of the Native Americans to the present day. The primary focus of this course is to study and gain a better knowledge of the our culture by examining various literary works, critical reviews of such works, and secondary sources such as art work, movies, songs, etc.
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6 Comments:
I am doing the brain is wider than the sky
I am doing the literary critic from brittian i dont like emily's poems because they have no pattern or flow
"I Cannot Live Without You"
R.A.F.T.-Emily Dickinson's Sister
I really like her poems and I want to look at more to see why they would have been published
I am doing "I Had Been Hungry"
Well I chose to write about this poem because...well because it is about food and it's written by E.D. I know "they" say not to judge a book by its cover, but this poem sounds like there is alot behind it.
Hey guys:
All of the poems seem really good. If you did not tell me which RAFT you have chosen and why, you need to do so. I am excited to see that some of you are branching out and experimenting with some of the RAFT's . Good job! See y'all tomorrow!
THE SUN just touched the morning;
Raft: Newpaper Analyst
I Have chosen
"WILD NIGHTS"
Wild Nights--Wild Nights!Were I with theeWild Nights should beOur luxury!Futile--the Winds--To a Heart in port--Done with the Compass--Done with the Chart!Rowing in EdenAh, the Sea!Might I but moor--Tonight--In Thee!
I am going to do the New York Times Repotrer because I really like her poems.
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