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Experiencing Poetry Graphic Organizer

Characteristic

Selected Poem Title:

No, Love is not Dead

Initial Response:

What does this poem seem

to be about?

This poem seems to be about A man, who experienced true love and

believes it will go on forever despite death.

Words: Were the words in

this poem difficult or easy

to understand?

Was there any word or

phrase that was powerful to

you?

This poem contained one word that was difficult to understand,

“undulating”. Now I know that undulating means a gentle rising and

falling movement. One phrase that was powerful to me was, “I’m

Robert Desnos who wants to be remembered

On this vile earth for nothing but his love of you.” This was special

to me because it shows how important she means to him.

Images:

Did the poet create strong

images?

What could you see, hear,

smell, taste, or feel?

The poet created strong images, all throughout the poem. I could

hear her voice, see her radiant looks, and smell her hair. The poem

reads, “The sound of your voice, your radiant looks,

Your smell the smell of your hair and many other things”

Figurative Language:

What poetic devices were

used in this poem?

What did these poetic

devices do for the poem?

Did these devices help

create imagery or

communicate the author's

feelings?

The poetic devices that were used in this poem are, Imagery, free

verse, and personification. They brought the poem to life. One

example is, “At the hour when the last ray of light sparkles

on the undulating surface of the waves”. These devices helped

communicate the authors feelings that his love will live on forever.

Emotion:

What emotion was the

author trying to express?

The author was trying to express his deep, true, and endless love for

his partner. The poem states, “My love has only one name, one

form.”

Structure:

How is the poem organized

(lines, stanzas, etc.)?

What is unique or

interesting about the

structure of the poem?

Does the poem rhyme?

This poem has a total of three stanzas. The most interesting aspect

of the structure in the poem is, how he started the poem with one

long stanza then ended the poem with two stanzas that delivered the

message. This poem does not rhyme.

Meaning:

What is the poem saying

about life or love?

Do you agree or disagree

with this message? Explain.

This poem is trying to say that Love will never die, or that his love

for this woman will live forever in him despite death, and he wants

to be remembered for his love for her. I agree with this message,

because if you truly love someone you will never be able to stop

loving them. Even if they have passed away, their memory will be

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Experiencing Poetry Graphic Organizer Characteristic Selected Poem Title: No, Love is not Dead Initial Response: What does this poem seem to be about? This poem seems to be about A man, who experienced true love and believes it will go on forever despite death. Words: Were the words in this poem difficult or easy to understand? Was there any word or phrase that was powerful to you? This poem contained one word that was difficult to understand, “undulating”. Now I know that undulating means a gentle rising and falling movement. One phrase that was powerful to me was, “I’m Robert De ...
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