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The Wonderful Words The Wonderful Words The Wonderful Words The Wonderful Words

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Poet Mary ONeill About the poet Mary Devenport ONeill  3 May 1898 1957 was an  Irish poet  and  dramatist  and a friend and colleague of  W B Yeats   George Russell ID: 697342

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Slide1

The Wonderful WordsSlide2

The Wonderful Words

Poet :

Mary O’Neill

About the poet:

Mary

Devenport

O'Neill

 (3 May 1898 – 1957) was an 

Irish poet

 and 

dramatist

 and a friend and colleague of 

W. B. Yeats

George Russell

, and 

Austin Clarke

. She is one of a small number of known early 20th century Irish 

modernist

 women poets. . She had a reputation as a psychic and served as consultant to Yeats while he was working on his book 

A Vision

.Slide3

Poem:

Never let a thought shrivel and die For want of a way to say it

For english is a wonderful game

And all of you can play it.

All that you do is match the words

To the brightest thoughts in your head

So that they can come out clear and true

And handsomely groomed and fed-

For many of the loveliest things

Have never yet been said.Slide4

Words are the food and dress of thought They give it its body and swing Abd everyone’s longing today to hear

Some fresh and beautiful thing;

But only words can free a thought

From its prison behind your eyes

May be your mind is holding now

A marvellous new surprise!

MARY O’NEILLSlide5

Working with the poem

With your partner , complete the following sentences in your own words using the ideas in the poem .

Do not let a thought shrivel and die because .

English is a

with words that everyone can play .

One has to match Slide6

Words are the

of thought .

In groups of four discuss the following lines and their meanings .

All that you do is match the words

To the brightest thoughts in your head

For many of the loveliest things

Have never yet been said Slide7

And everyone’s longing today to hear

Some fresh and beautiful thingBut only words can free a thought

From its prison behind your eyesSlide8

Thank You