Analysing the poem 'Carib Nightfall' by John Lyons
I can analyse the poem 'Carib Nightfall' by John Lyons.
Analysing the poem 'Carib Nightfall' by John Lyons
I can analyse the poem 'Carib Nightfall' by John Lyons.
Lesson details
Key learning points
- Poets use vivid description to create imagery.
- Poets may choose to use figurative language such as personification to bring their poem to life.
- Reading and rereading a poem leads to a richer response and a greater understanding of language within the poem.
- Engaging in conversations about poems allows us to make connections with our own lives and the world around us.
- A theme is a big idea, topic or message that recurs in a poem.
Common misconception
There is only one way to read a poem aloud.
Reading poetry aloud invites the reader to inject their own emotions, personal interpretation and expression into it.
Keywords
Theme - a central idea that the writer intends the audience to engage deeply with.
Imagery - involves the use of vivid and sensory language that appeals to the reader’s senses, creating vivid mental pictures.
Figurative language - includes the use of metaphors, similes, personification and other literary devices to create imaginative meanings.
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casting a golden show
painting darkness with light
its story read
as daylight starts to erase