Romantic Poetry Unit
English 3
Spring 2019
Robert Burns/ Joanna Baille bios, p. 624-637
Term: dialect
groups- work together, read poems and answer questions p. 628, 631, 634.
"To A mouse"
'"To A Louse"
"Woo'd and Married and A'”
William Blake bio, p. 638-647
Term: symbol
answer questions p. 642, 644.
“the Lamb”
“The Tyger”
“the chimney Sweeper”
“Infant Sorrow”
William Wordsworth p. 662-683
bio
Terms: Romanticism, Lyric, Diction
“Lines composed a few miles above tintern abbey”
“the prelude” q. p. 674
“the world is too much with us”
“London” q p. 676
Early Reviews of Wordsworth by francis jeffrey
q. p. 671
George Gordon, Lord Byron p. 716- 729
bio
Terms: figurative language- similes, metaphors, personification
“She Walks in Beauty” q. p. 719
“Apostrophe to the Ocean” q. p. 723
“from Don Juan” q. p. 726
Percy Bysshe Shelley bio p. 730-743
Term: Imagery
“Ozymandias” q. p. 733
“Ode to the West Wind” q. p. 736
“To a skylark” q. p. 740
John Keats p. 744-759
On First Looking into Chapman's Homer
When I have fears that I may cease to be q p. 748
Ode to a Nightingale q. p. 753
Ode to a grecian urn q. p. 756