📖 Part 1: Poetry Analysis

1. What are the three main elements we focus on when analyzing poetry? (Feel It, See It, Say It)

Emotion, Imagery, Sound

Rhyme, Meter, Stanza

Character, Plot, Setting

Theme, Tone, Structure

2. Which of the following are examples of sound devices in poetry? (Check all that apply)

Alliteration

Onomatopoeia

Metaphor

Rhyme

Assonance

3. Imagery in poetry primarily appeals to our:

Emotions only

Five senses

Memory

Logic

4. The emotional response a poem creates in the reader is called the poem's:

_________________ or _________________

✏️ Part 2: Poem Analysis Practice

Read the following poem excerpt and answer the questions below:

"The autumn leaves danced gracefully down,
Whispering secrets to the sleepy ground,
Golden treasures falling all around,
Nature's symphony without a sound."

5. FEEL IT: What emotion or mood does this poem create? Explain your answer.

6. SEE IT: Identify two examples of imagery from the poem and explain what senses they appeal to.

7. SAY IT: Find one example of personification in the poem and explain its effect.

🎨 Part 3: Creative Response

8. Write your own 4-line poem about a season (winter, spring, or summer). Include at least one example each of imagery, sound device, and emotion.

9. Analyze your own poem using the "Feel It, See It, Say It" method:

Feel It (emotion/mood): _________________________________

See It (imagery example): _________________________________

Say It (sound device example): _________________________________

10. In 2-3 sentences, explain why poetry is an effective form of communication in both personal and professional settings.

Poetry Analysis and Response

Poetry Analysis and Response

📖 Part 1: Poetry Analysis

✏️ Part 2: Poem Analysis Practice

🎨 Part 3: Creative Response

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