Mark Up
Mark It Up
Mark up your copy of the poem with examples of metaphor and repetition.
Metaphor - use a yellow marker or colored pencil to highlight the metaphor.
Repetition - underline all examples of repetition
Introduction
Day 1 - Buffalo Dusk
Day 2 - A Time to Talk
Day 3 - To A Child Dancing In The Wind
Day 4 - Sonnet 29
Day 5 - If—
Day 6 - My Star
Day 7 - [All in green went my love riding]
Day 8 - My life closed twice before its close
Day 9 - If We Must Die
Day 10 - Sing me a Song of a Lad that is Gone
Day 11 - Fairy Song
Day 12 - Sonnet 1
Day 13 - Work Without Hope
Day 14 - How Do I Love Thee? (Sonnet 43)
Day 15 - To The Moon
Day 16 - When I Have Fears That I May Cease To Be
Day 17 - The Field Daisy
Day 18 - To a Goose
Day 19 - I Have A Rendezvous With Death
Day 20 - The Romantic Age
Day 21 - The Man He Killed
Day 22 - I Wandered Lonely As A Cloud
Day 23 - There is no frigate like a book
Day 24: Answer to a Child's Question
Day 25: Waiting At The Window
Day 26: Three Blind Mice
Day 27: Who Has Seen the Wind?
Day 28: I Hear America Singing
Day 29: I, Too
Day 30: Us Two
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