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draws the more the poet talks about speed and sampling error The more the user draws curves the more the poet writes about quantization and estimation The longer a user pauses between strokes th. in Modern Computer Games. Presentation by:. Venetsian T. . Jakimov. The Hardware Evolution. New concept of Virtual Reality. Real-Life Photo. In Game 3D Rendering. All virtual objects carry physical characteristics and follow real world physic rules.. Humor & Fun. Doggerel. Bad verse. Full of clichés. Clumsy-sounding. Irregular meter. These are funny, but unintentionally so – the poet did not mean for it to be funny (Like old horror films). L/O. To learn how to structure a response to a poem.. How is the relationship with man and nature explored in “hunting snake” by . judith. . wright. ?. Consider:. The imagery that is used. The structure of the poem. English 220. Winter . 2013. History of Shakespeare’s Sonnets. First published as a collection: 1609. Earliest evidence of their existence: 1598 . m. entioned in . Wit’s Treasury. Unauthorized publication of 138 and 144: 1599. by Hefley and Murray. IUI: A 1993 Perspective. Intelligent User Interfaces brings together work in separate research communities. Artificial intelligence. Human-computer interaction. Research often included. Allen Curnow. Your first school. Discuss with a partner what you remember about the first school you ever went to.. What was it like? And what did it seem like to you back then? Have you seen it since? How has . The Speaker . One of the most difficult concepts in the study of poetry is that of the . speaker. . . The speaker is roughly equivalent to the . narrator. of fictional works. It is a character or psychological persona that the poet constructs to deliver the words of the poem. . by Hefley and Murray. IUI: A 1993 Perspective. Intelligent User Interfaces brings together work in separate research communities. Artificial intelligence. Human-computer interaction. Research often included. – What they are about.. 2. The. ideas . in the poems – what the . . poet is saying.. 3. The . mood and atmosphere . of . . the poem.. 4. How they are written – . . . stylistic. choices.. Winter 2011. History of Shakespeare’s Sonnets. First published as a collection: 1609. Earliest evidence of their existence: 1598 . m. entioned in . Wit’s Treasury. Unauthorized publication of 138 and 144: 1599. by Hefley and . Murray. A 1993 Perspective. IUI: A 1993 Perspective. Intelligent User Interfaces brings together work in separate research communities. Artificial intelligence. Human-computer interaction. Due: 2/17/15. Rubric. 1. . EACH POEM MUST HAVE AT LEAST 8 LINES. 2. Each poem must have at least two examples of any of the following figurative language: simile, metaphor, hyperbole, personification, & Idiom.  .  .  . Stage 1 – Picking a Topic and Texts. Pick a topic or theme, e.g. family relationships, strong emotions, fear, vivid characters, clear imagery… . Pick two poems that explore or feature your topic/theme. .