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The Sonnet
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Standard and Learning Objective
  • 3.11  Evaluate the aesthetic qualities of style,
    including the impact of diction and figurative
    language on tone, mood, and theme, using the
    terminology of literary criticism. (Aesthetic
    approach)
  • Objective Students will demonstrate their
    understanding for the aesthetic qualities of
    sonnets by identifying and interpreting the style
    characteristics of sonnets with 100 accuracy.

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The Building Blocks of a Sonnet
  • 1. A Sonnet is 14 lines long.

2. These lines are divided into 2 sections - The
first section is called an octet (8 lines) - The
second section is called a sestet (6
lines)
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Another Sonnet for StephanBy Alvin Lester
Sitomer
  • I see a little boy of four or five
  • Whose face lights up whenever we would play
  • Who made me feel its great to be alive
  • And wish that time would never tick away
  • I see a college youth who goes to Penn,
  • Strong and handsome, smart in mind and dress,
  • Enthusiastic, kind, who scores a ten,
  • Possessing every trait that spells success.
  •  
  • I see the man who came from both those boys
  • Creating business plans and paths to wealth
  • With nonchalance, with skills and unique poise
  • While fighting back attackers of his health.
  • The boy, the youth, the man are each now gone,
  • Except that in my heart they linger on.

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Vocabulary
  1. Meter rhythmical pattern of a poem determined
    by the number and types of stresses, or beats, in
    each line.
  2. Foot a measurement of rhythm made up of a group
    of stressed and unstressed syllables divided by
    vertical lines ()
  3. Penta means FIVE

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Each line in a Sonnet has a special rhythm.
  • The rhythm is created by iambs.
  • iamb is a Foot where one unstressed syllable
    followed by a stressed syllable
  • Example
  • I see a little boy of four or five

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The iambs are
u / u / u / u /
u /
  • I see a lit tle boy of four or
    five

The sonnets rhythm sounds like Dee DUM Dee DUM
Dee DUM Dee DUM Like a heart beat
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U /
  • iamb Dee DUM

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The iambs are
u / u / u / u /
u /
  • I see a lit tle boy of four or
    five

Since each foot in a sonnet is an iamb and there
are five iambs in each line, the rhythmic pattern
of a sonnet is called Iambic Pentameter.
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  • Iambic Pentameter
  • a rhythmic pattern made up of 5 iambs

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  • Check Out Iambic Pentameter video

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Heartbeat.
  • It has the rhythm of the human heart beat.

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William Shakespeare
Wrote 154 Sonnets using iambic Pentameter to
create a romantic rhythm to express emotions and
to represent formal speech.
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Lets Practice
  • I see a little boy of four or five
  • Whose face lights up whenever we would play
  • Who made me feel its great to be alive
  • And wish that time would never tick away

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Identify the Iambic Pentameter
  • Whose face lights up whenever we would play

u / u / u /
u / u /
Whose face lights up whenev er we would
play
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Identify the Iambic Pentameter
  • Who made me feel its great to be alive

u / u / u /
u / u /
Who made me feel its great to be alive
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Review
  • A sonnet is 14 lines long
  • A sonnet is made up with an octet (8 lines) and a
    sestet (6 lines)
  • Sonnets are written in iambic pentameter because
    each line has a special rhythm and a special
    length
  • An iamb provides the rhythm of 1 unstressed
    syllable followed by a stressed syllable
  • The 5 iambs in each line create the pentameter.

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The Sonnet Rhyming Scheme is
  • a, b, a, b, c, d, c, d, e, f, e, f, g, g

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Another Sonnet for StephanBy Alvin Lester
Sitomer
  • I see a little boy of four or five
  • Whose face lights up whenever we would play
  • Who made me feel its great to be alive
  • And wish that time would never tick away
  • I see a college youth who goes to Penn,
  • Strong and handsome, smart in mind and dress,
  • Enthusiastic, kind, who scores a ten,
  • Possessing every trait that spells success.
  •  
  • I see the man who came from both those boys
  • Creating business plans and paths to wealth
  • With nonchalance, with skills and unique poise
  • While fighting back attackers of his health.
  • The boy, the youth, the man are each now gone,
  • Except that in my heart they linger on.

(a)(b)(a)(b)(c)(d)(c)(d) (e)(f)(e)(f)(g)(g)
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Heroic Couplet
  • Are the last two lines that rhyme and are labeled
    g, g in the rhyme scheme.
  • Usually summarizes the sonnets earlier lines.

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  • Lets analyze a Sonnet together.

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  • Go to the Heritage Website,
  • Mr. Dorflingers Page,
  • Open the Sonnet Page
  • Download Sonnet 29
  • Watch Sonnet 29 video after reading
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