Around the Corner Andrew Wyeth

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Around the CornerAndrew Wyeth
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Cape Cod MorningEdward Hopper
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Large Red InteriorHenri Matisse
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Antibes 1888Claude Monet
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Bradford HouseAndrew Wyeth
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Wheatfields Thunderclouds AuversVincent Van
Gogh
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Lighthouse at Two LightsEdward Hopper
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Impressions at Sunrise, 1873Claude Monet
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Assembling Your Poem

• First line three words
• 2 contains a simile
• 3 seven words, including a color or texture
• 4 contains alliteration
• 5 ten words, including a sound
• 6 one word
• 7 contains onomatopoeia
• 8 three words

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Poetic Forms Create Your Own

• Poetic forms are essentially rules or
  templates that a particular piece of verse
  follows. Example haiku is three lines,
  seventeen syllables.
• Create your own form give it a name and five
  parameters for an aspiring author to follow.
  Consider number of lines, words, rhyme, line
  breaks, etc.

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Landscape With HillsWassily Kandinsky
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Mediterranien LandscapePablo Picasso
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The ScoutFrederic Remington
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Cote dAzurPablo Picasso
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House at ReuilEdouard Manet
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The Tree of LifeGustav Klimt
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Field StudyJoro Petkov
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Landscape With ButterfliesSalvador Dali
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GoldfishHenri Matisse
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Provence 10K.H. Grob
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With Two Dromedaries and a DonkeyPaul Klee
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Murnau- The Garden II, 1910Wassily Kandinsky
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The Starry Night By Anne Sexton
The town does not exist except where one
black-haired tree slips up like a drowned woman
into the hot sky. The town is silent. The night
boils with eleven stars It moves. They are all
alive. Even the moon bulges in its orange
irons The old unseen serpent swallows up the
stars. Oh starry starry night! This is how I
want to die into that rushing beast of the
night, sucked up by that great dragon, to split
from my life with no flag, no belly, no cry.