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adDin Rumi 12071273 Born in what is now Afghanistan lived most of his life in what is now Turkey 1231 Rumi became a teacher of religion Became a Sufi master Sufism movement within Islam that stressed the immediate personal union of the human soul with God ID: 535658

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Jalal ad-Din Rumi (1207-1273)

Born in what is now Afghanistan; lived most of his life in what is now Turkey

1231:

Rumi

became a teacher of religion

Became a Sufi master

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Sufism: movement within Islam that stressed the immediate, personal union of the human soul with God

Rumi

started the Sufi order of the “Whirling Dervishes”

Whirling Dervishes believed that their spinning, hypnotic dance was a means to spiritual enlightenmentSlide2

Whirling DervishesSlide3

Literary Terms: Analogy and Metaphor

Analogy

– an explanation of how two things are similar

Metaphors and similes can be part of analogies

Analogies are often used to persuade or explain

Metaphor

—compares unlike things without “like” or “as”

Direct metaphor: the comparison is spelled outImplied metaphor: the comparison is there, but not directly stated in a sentence (“preserving tablets”)Extended metaphor: the comparison gives further examples of itself (house guests furniture)Slide4

“The Guest House” by Rumi

=

being human

GUESTS

=

emotionsSlide5

In Partners

Draw a diagram, illustration, or cartoon sequence about what is going on in “The Guest House.”

Include three quotes from the poem.

What technique is mainly used here?Slide6

Poetry Modeling: Extended Metaphor

Write a poem using an

extended metaphor

(as

Rumi

uses in “The Guest House”).

Have at least 15 lines, with at least 3 extensions of the image.Have a message of some kind.Do not use house/guests or life/highway or life/roller coaster.

Some ideas:

Friendship is a

This being a teen is a…

Learning

is a

High school is a

The football field is a

...

The stage is a

...