READING SHAKESPEARE--WHAT MAKES HIM SO GREAT, ANYWAY?
WE WILL SPEND THE WEEK READING A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM--THE PROSE ADAPTATION OF THE PLAY!
CAN ANYONE HELP KEEP TRACK OF THE CHARACTERS?
WHAT ARE YOUR RESPONSES TO THIS COMEDY?
WANT TO SHARE YOUR JOURNAL #56 ABOUT DREAMS?
posted by Miss Fox @ 7:13 PM
10 Comments:
it sounds interesting
do we have to kno who like who and stuff like that for the quiz?
Yes, you should know who is in love with whom. Good luck with the studying!
lol
for the sonnet poem does each word have to be one syllable or the whole phrase has to be 10 syllables. Ms. Fox this is REALLY HARD!!
Alexis,
The whole line total has to be 10 syllables. I know that this is a difficult poem to write, but I have faith that you can do this! Keep working at it.
Miss Fox,
Are you going to set up a section for poetry because I wrote my sonnet tonight and I would like to share it?
Kelsey S.
Okay, i got a question... i did my sonnet, but i am having trouble reflecting on the problem and the last two lines. My sonnet is about going to the beach and then i intrupt it by a storm comming. Then it is about how the storm goes on, but it is fun anyway, then it clears up. I am so confused of what goes where. Can you help?? Thanks
Kelsey,
I will set up a posting for poetry.
Jessica,
The reflection would be how the beach is fun anyway--although there are storms because those storms subside and the beauty and fun of the beach remain. The last two lines should show your true and final feelings about the beach or sum up your feelings about the beach. Hope this helps! Happy writing!
can we set up a section for poetry that we can share and tell?
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