PPT-Liz Lochhead ‘View of Scotland/ Love Poem’

Hogmanay What celebrations if any did you take part in this past New Years Eve How was this different to how you would celebrate New Years in the past Before reading the poem View of Scotland Love Poem paints a vivid picture of a typical Scottish Hogmanay in the 1950s . By: Sharon Creech . Pages 22-59. Love That Dog: Pages 22-24. Remember the wheel barrow poem . You read . The first week. Of school?. Maybe the wheelbarrow poet . Was just. Making a picture with words. George Peele. George Peele . 1558-1596. George Peele . earned his . B.A. in 1577 and . his M.A. . in . 1579 at Oxford. . When he returned to Oxford on business in 1583, two years after his departure for London, he . What do we know about this poem?. What does the title tell us?. This poem is spoken by a shepherd in the Italian countryside, near a ruined city. His beloved is waiting for him amongst the ruins.. The shepherd is alone and we hear his musings.. Quiz Prep. My love is like a red rose….. Simile: . A comparison using . like. or . as. He drowned in a sea of grief.. Metaphor: . A direct comparison between two unlike things. Under a green sea of grass/ I saw him drowning. abab. rhyme pattern for first twelve lines and last two lines are a rhyming couplet (. aa. ). . “The Marriage of True Minds” . by William Shakespeare . “The Marriage of True Minds”. . Liz . Lochhead. Liz . Lochhead. Liz . Lochhead. was born in Motherwell, Scotland in 1947. She studied at the Glasgow School of Art in the 1960s before working as an art teacher. She has built a formidable reputation as a dramatist and poet and is currently one of Scotland's most successful playwrights.. Mrs. Stevens. The following poetry unit will be put together as a booklet. . The left hand side of your poetry book will consist of poems you create throughout this . powerpoint. . The right hand side will consist of poems that you find in library books using examples of the types of poems we are writing. . Introduction. Reasoning. As with the National 5 course you are required to learn about a recognised Scottish writer and their work. This will contribute to the Critical Reading element of the final exam. The Saltire . 3. The . Royal Banner of the Royal Arms of Scotland. ,. Royal Banner of Scotland. ,. . Royal Standard of Scotland. , . Banner of the King of Scots. Lion Rampant of Scotland . 4. The Thistle. Structure of essay. Aim to make 3-5 key points in your essay.. Paragraph 1: Introduction. Paragraph 2-3: Similarities between the poems. Paragraph 3-4: Differences between the poems. Paragraph 5: Conclusion. You will keep a response journal just like the speaker, Jack, in our novel! . Love That Dog. : Pages 1-2 . Jack . Room 105 : Miss . Stretchberry. September 13 . I DON’T WANT TO . View of Scotland/love poem. “View of Scotland” pays tribute to Scotland and its traditions without over romanticising it . “love Poem” pays tribute to her husband . Jiffywaxing. the . vinolay. Poem analysis. Mitchell.W. Ms.Tate. English 9. Come live with me and be my love, . And we will all the pleasures prove, . That Valleys, groves, hills, and fields, . Woods, or . steepy. What does the title tell us?. This poem is spoken by a shepherd in the Italian countryside, near a ruined city. His beloved is waiting for him amongst the ruins.. The shepherd is alone and we hear his musings..