In a New Post on your blog please choose 2 pieces by the artist you researched and profiled in your previous post and write a narrative poem of at least 8 lines for each.
A narrative poem is one that tells a story. It doesn't need to rhyme. You could tell a made-up story inspired by the painting, you could tell a story from your own life the piece makes you think of, you could make up a story about the subjects in the painting...
You could connect your two 10-line poems or let them stand on their own. Try to include vivid, sensory details and rich, interesting word choices. You might even try to include a poetic device (like alliteration, simile, repetition, etc.) if you're comfortable doing so.
You could connect your two 10-line poems or let them stand on their own. Try to include vivid, sensory details and rich, interesting word choices. You might even try to include a poetic device (like alliteration, simile, repetition, etc.) if you're comfortable doing so.
Please include an image of the pieces of art you are writing about in your post. Give the post a creative title.
This post is due by 11:59 p.m. Wednesday, 8 April.
This post is due by 11:59 p.m. Wednesday, 8 April.
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