„… . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 378 fünfter teil Nur Narr! Nur Dichter! Drei Bücher und ihr Leser Livres vécus, poèmes vécus …”

Der Autor und sein Bild S. 9-19

„… dasselbe gilt in der Poesie, bei Voltaire, Heine und Baudelaire, in Poème sur le désastre de Lisbonne …”

Saeculum obscurum S. 410-420

„… vécus, poèmes vécus«, schreibt er sich aus Baudelaires Notizen heraus, und er erkennt darin seine …”

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Chapter Fourteen. The Prose Poem: A Revelatory Form S. 153-162

„… 153Chapter FourteenThe Prose PoemA Revelatory FormWhich of us has not, on his ambitious days …” „… wonder why prose poems are called prose poems at all. Indeed they are nothing more than narratives (at …” „… poetic prose. Given this fact, how does one define a prose poem or what makes it a poem and not a short …”

Chapter Seven. Narrative Poetry: Poems That Tell Stories S. 69-84

„… 69Chapter SevenNarrative PoetryPoems That Tell StoriesNot all poems tell stories, but many are …” „… stories. It is a dialogue between writer and reader; it is narrative by nature. Certainly not all poems …” „… are little stories, but telling stories in short poems can be interesting. Narrative poetry has a long …”

Chapter One. Some Initial Thoughts on Poets and Poetry, Workshopping Poems, and the Creative Process S. 1-12

„… 1Chapter OneSome Initial Thoughts on Poets and Poetry, Workshopping Poems, and the Creative …” „… ProcessA poem begins with a lump in the throat, a home-sickness or a love-sickness. It is a reaching-out …” „… toward expression; an effort to find fulfill-ment. A complete poem is one where the emotion has found its …”

Chapter Twelve. Effective Titles: Hints at Theme S. 133-142

„… classes, emerging writers seem at a loss regarding titles of their work. Many poems are submitted for …” „… poem. Titles can be thematic, directly or indirectly. Good titles connect the readers to the …” „… poem.Sometimes the title will begin the poem and serve as its first line. Sometimes the title will place the poem …”

Chapter Five. Line Endings, Turns, and Epiphanies: More Essential Elements of Craft S. 45-56

„… of each line there exists—inevitably—a brief pause. This pause is part of the motion of the poem, as …” „… examine another James Wright poem to explore addi-tional useful elements of craft including line endings …” „… previous chapters.In order to classify a poem as a strong poem, a work must blend seam-lessly, magically it …”

Chapter Six. The Speaker and the Reader: A Dialogue S. 57-68

„… , a perfectly knowable person, behind the poem.—Mary Oliver, from A Poetry Handbook (Oliver 1994, 79 …” „… some strong model poems to illustrate these qualities. Each of the model poems had an identifiable if …” „… Frost’s poem “Out, Out” the speaker is some-one who has heard about what happened to a young boy working …”

Chapter Nine. Writing in Other Voices S. 97-110

„… (Haskins 2007, 119)Sometimes a poet chooses to write a poem in another person’s voice. This is an …” „… titled Markers, Suzanne Keyworth writes a poem in the voice of her stepfather during …” „… know someone else’s point of view, but it is an interesting exercise to try to write a poem in this way …”

Chapter Eleven. Punctuation: A Surprisingly Creative Tool S. 123-132

„… discussing punctuation. Maybe that is because people tend to take punctuation for granted. In a poem, it is …” „… the punctuation that clues the reader how exactly to read the poem, where to pause, where to stop for …” „… marks are road signs to the reader.Sometimes a writer will run a poem down the page with no punctua-tion …”

Chapter Three. Imagery: Getting to the Heart of I S. 23-32

„… ? How does a certain image connect emotionally and meaningfully to the content of the poem? This …” „… connecting of emotion to the poem’s content is deeply important to a poem’s strength and beauty. An image is …” „… constructing and connecting with the emo-tional heart of the poem.As stated in chapter 1’s primary modeling …”

Chapter Eight. Communicating Emotional Truths and Avoiding Melodrama S. 85-96

„… themselves they need to offer wild, uncontrolled emotions.Frequently, the problem with such poems is that …” „… deftly, deliberately, and in controlled fashion. Also, poems of that type sometimes tell readers how to …” „… poem is art; that’s the goal. Better to err on the side of understatement.Here’s what we tell our …”

Chapter Thirteen. Nature as Muse S. 143-152

„… spot and witnessing nature can help us begin a poem in time and space and lay down initial images in …” „… any poem.In an earlier chapter, we mentioned the concept of muse and noted it throughout the book in a …” „… create vivid imagery; it can suggest metaphors and serve as symbols, as in the Richard Wilbur poem “First …”

Chapter Two. Beyond the Ordinary: Witnessing the World as a Poet S. 13-22

„… some of the great poets use in such a way as to make the poem carry the reader off into another …” „… another thing, person, or other known thing. The point is the allusion serves the theme of the poem in …” „… poet learns to employ the tools of poetry in order to create a poem of literary quality (in contrast to …”

Chapter Four. Metaphors and Symbols: Finding and Using Creative Analogies S. 33-44

„… obvious comparison, works better in a given poem and poetic situation.American Poet Laureate Ted Kooser in …” „… similes are more diffident: For example, what if a poem expressed this line: “The lover hovered like a …” „… equally effective when used strategi-cally in a poem.Here too we will introduce two poetic devices …”

Chapter Ten. Sound Devices S. 111-122

„… of poems. In this chapter, another integral element of poetic craft will be examined, that of sound …” „… poem. Prosody means the way all elements of sound and rhythm and rhyme work together to produce a sort …” „… poems. In contrast, poems rely on nuance, clarity of image, creative analogies, leaps of imagination …”

Chapter Fifteen. Writing in Various Forms S. 163-172

„… the final chapter containing lessons and sample poems. It would be quite easy to spend two weeks or …” „… 15 differs also in that there are no explications of the poem samples but rather a brief description …” „… and summary of the sample types and poems.The sample poems are meant to be read aloud and discussed as …”

Preface

„… viiAcknowledgments xi 1 Some Initial Thoughts on Poets and Poetry, Workshopping Poems, and the Creative Process 1 2 …” „… Essential Elements of Craft 45 6 The Speaker and the Reader: A Dialogue 57 7 Narrative Poetry: Poems …” „… Prose Poem: A Revelatory Form 15315 Writing in Various Forms 16316 Portfolios, Presentations, Aural …”

Chapter Sixteen. Portfolios, Presentations, Aural Modeling, and Syllabi S. 173-180

„… teachers have told us they prefer to lead the discussion of a poem in their own fashion. We understand that …” „… poem assignment.Grading individual poems makes writing them seem an academic rather than artistic …” „… ; photographic-type albums with entries of poems instead of photos or juxtaposed with photos; sixteen to thirty-two …”

Brief Literary Biographies of the Poets S. 181-184

„… publication of the Johnson edition of her poems with reinstated dashes and use of capital letters from her …” „… influenced by nature, animals, and rural life. She published four collec-tions of her own poems; she …” „… translated twenty poems by Russian poet Anna Akhmatova.Ted Kooser (1939) An American poet born in Iowa …”

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