Homework: Complete the Narrative of Frederick Douglass Theme Review Sheet with Two anecdotes written that correspond to each theme. 2. Re-read your poems and send to englishlit114@gmail.com
3. If you have not read your rough draft, revised and uploaded it as a final draft performance task, I will no longer accept them after Wednesday of next week!
These are the prompts from every guest except Erinee Greene. 1. From Photoetry. Select an image/picture from the book that moves you. Then write a poem of at least 20 lines based on that poem.
2. Endeavor Prompts: 1. Write about something you witnessed (saw) in your neighborhood in as much detail as possible (this can be a poem of at least 15 lines; or a short story or a rap).
2. If you could change anything about how people perceive (see/view) you, what would it be? Write a descriptive poem about how you want people to perceive you.
3. Write a poem of the family story that you have heard over and over again. Or simply write about (with dialogue and description) the family story.
Friends My Poems Gave Me Prompts: Write a POEM about a SUPERHERO coming to your home to confront you. Remember, you are a super hero too!
2. Write a poem about the things you like most about your best friend. At least 20 lines.
3. Make a list of your favorite words, then write a poem that uses 90% of those words.
4. Write about something so small that your poem is only 5 lines long.
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