题型:任务型阅读 题类: 难易度:普通
河北省沧衡名校联盟2023-2024学年高三下学期4月模拟考试英语试题
A great poem makes you want to get out of your chair and pace around the room. . But if you haven't developed your. poetry taste in a while, that feeling might be a little hard to tap into. Here are four tips that can help you get there.
Read aloud and out loud
When reading a poem, it is important to remember that it is not just words on a page, but is meant to be heard or read aloud. . It will enhance the appreciation of the piece.
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Approaching poetry with a perspective of finding connections between the poem and one's own life can be a valuable tool for appreciating the poem more. Connecting to the emotions, memories and even the same life experiences can help to relate more to the poem and in turn, truly appreciate it. Through this connection to the poem, we can better understand the feelings, actions and words of the poem.
Create a dialogue
More often than not, a lot of hidden or "unsaid" messages are delivered in poetry. . A fruitful discussion about a poem can help readers to understand the poem more, through their different interpretations and opinions.
Write your own poem
. As you write your own poem, think about the structure you want to create, the literary devices you want to employ and the emotion you want to arouse. As you write your own poem, you will see your appreciation of the original poem rise, as you gain a sense of the effort that goes into crafting a poem. In this way, it can become much easier to appreciate the poem being read.
A. Find connections
B. Pair poetry with other art forms
C. Writing can be a great way to start your appreciation of a poem
D. It makes you want to throw your hands up and show it to somebody
E. Reading the poem aloud helps you understand the emotion of the poet fully
F. Having a discussion around a poem allows readers to bring out these messages
G. Possessing a critical eye allows readers to appreciate the art of poetry in a meaningful way
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