iambicpentameter.net

lmsmythingshakespeare.blogspot.com

Lauren Scull's Blog for Lit 473: Upon the Lines and Life of William Shakespeare: April 2011

http://lmsmythingshakespeare.blogspot.com/2011_04_01_archive.html

Lauren Scull's Blog for Lit 473: Upon the Lines and Life of William Shakespeare. Thursday, April 28, 2011. The Look of Things. Wallace Stevens was brought up on a few occasions today. I was first introduced to him in this class, when Dr. Sexson read part of. A Postcard from the Volcano. Something about that poem, or maybe it was the day or the way it was read, something, made me remember the name. A travel guide for Peru. A Tom McGuane book. I only saw the WS, and I thought.hmmm…Shakespeare? A part of wh...

warriorhippie.wordpress.com

Day 19 – Shakespeare | warrior hippie

https://warriorhippie.wordpress.com/2015/10/19/day-19-shakespeare

Stick around and you'll see it isn't an oxymoron. The cast of characters. Who am I and what am I doing here? Day 18 – Things That Soothe. Day 20 – Sea Creatures →. Day 19 – Shakespeare. October 19, 2015. The majority of people in day-to-day life have only had one experience of Shakespeare – reading something out loud in the middle of English class, awkwardly trying to speak the language and vaguely understanding what is meant by iambic pentameter. Usually it was either Romeo and Juliet. Of course, I&#821...

mrsmcdougall.wikispaces.com

mrsmcdougall - Eng. 12 Jan. 2015

http://mrsmcdougall.wikispaces.com/Eng.+12+Jan.+2015

Skip to main content. Create interactive lessons using any digital content including wikis with our free sister product TES Teach. Get it on the web. Login: school email/password: owls# # # - # is id). Research Links and Citation. News ELA - Informational Articles. Common Core Writing Rubrics (Grades 9-10). Common Core Writing Rubrics (Grades 11-12). Argument Topics and Articles. ABCDs of Writing to a Prompt. Sports Illustrated Article Archive. Resources for Digital Stories. Eng 12 Jan. 2015. Jan 16- Sch...

siwordsmiths.wordpress.com

Shakespeare 101 | Wordsmiths

https://siwordsmiths.wordpress.com/2012/04/24/shakespeare-101-17

A conglomeration of writing tips and tricks. April 24, 2012. What’s in a play? A whole lot of confusion if you’re not familiar with The Bard. But what seems like a baffling mess of Elizabethan drama is actually a lot of fun, wit and philosophy if you know how to read it right. 1 The Spoken Word. Read it more than once. Put the emphasis on different words or phrases. Play with the inflection. Each time you change something, the meaning of the work changes. This is called subtext. Some people think that it...

theshakesbeerian.com

Sweet Beers, Sugared Sonnets – #1 | The Shakesbeerian

https://theshakesbeerian.com/2012/05/13/sweet-beers-sugared-sonnets-1

A blog exploring the interplay of poetry and pints, drama and drams, beer and the Bard. Lambic Pentameter: Close Reading for Beer Nerds. Lambic Pentameter: Experimental Beginnings →. Sweet Beers, Sugared Sonnets – #1. May 13, 2012. In 1598, Francis Meres provided one of the first and most important contemporary accounts of Shakespeare’s literary productions. Comparing Elizabethan authors to their classical counterparts, Meres claimed that “the sweet wittie soule of. Lives in mellifluous and honytongued.

theshakesbeerian.com

Sugared Sonnets | The Shakesbeerian

https://theshakesbeerian.com/category/sugared-sonnets

A blog exploring the interplay of poetry and pints, drama and drams, beer and the Bard. Category Archives: Sugared Sonnets. Sweet Beers, Sugar’d Sonnets #3 4. October 21, 2016. This past weekend my good friend Todd hosted a fellow beer lover who was visiting from my home state of Wisconsin, resulting in a truly epic series of bottle shares. As is often the case when visiting Todd’s garage, I … Continue reading →. Sweet Beers, Sugared Sonnets – #2. September 27, 2016. May 13, 2012. The Year of Old Beer.

theshakesbeerian.com

Sweet Beers, Sugar’d Sonnets #3+4 | The Shakesbeerian

https://theshakesbeerian.com/2016/10/21/sweet-beers-sugard-sonnets-34

A blog exploring the interplay of poetry and pints, drama and drams, beer and the Bard. The Year of Old Beer. Sweet Beers, Sugar’d Sonnets #3 4. October 21, 2016. Sonnet 3, 1609 Quarto. Look in thy glass and tell the face thou viewest,. Now is the time that face should form another,. Whose fresh repair, if now thou not renewest,. Thou dost beguile the world, unbless some mother. For where is she so fair whose uneared womb. Disdains the tillage of thy husbandry? Or who is he so fond will be the tomb.

theshakesbeerian.com

Sonnets | The Shakesbeerian

https://theshakesbeerian.com/tag/sonnets

A blog exploring the interplay of poetry and pints, drama and drams, beer and the Bard. Sweet Beers, Sugar’d Sonnets #3 4. October 21, 2016. This past weekend my good friend Todd hosted a fellow beer lover who was visiting from my home state of Wisconsin, resulting in a truly epic series of bottle shares. As is often the case when visiting Todd’s garage, I … Continue reading →. Sweet Beers, Sugared Sonnets – #2. September 27, 2016. Sweet Beers, Sugar’d Sonnets #3 4. The Year of Old Beer.

theshakesbeerian.com

Poetry | The Shakesbeerian

https://theshakesbeerian.com/tag/poetry

A blog exploring the interplay of poetry and pints, drama and drams, beer and the Bard. Sweet Beers, Sugar’d Sonnets #3 4. October 21, 2016. This past weekend my good friend Todd hosted a fellow beer lover who was visiting from my home state of Wisconsin, resulting in a truly epic series of bottle shares. As is often the case when visiting Todd’s garage, I … Continue reading →. Lambic Pentameter: Dylan, Shakespeare, and Cherries. October 14, 2016. Sweet Beers, Sugared Sonnets – #2. September 27, 2016.