In class, as a group, read aloud and respond to the following poems in Unsettling America:
Pg. 204 “Mnemonic” by Li-Young Lee; pg. 220 “Always Running” by Luis J. Rodriguez;
Pg. 229 “Improvisation for Piano” by Michael Weaver; pg. 234 “English-Speaking Persons Will Find Translations” by Michael S. Glaser.
POST RESPONSE TO ONE OR MORE OF THESE POEMS ON CLASS BLOG AS A COMMENT FOR CLASSWORK CREDIT TODAY!
Students should continue to work on editing and finishing their Book of Qualities pieces.
Students can also work on their Penfield poems—due next week.
Friday, April 8, 2011
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