C1003 Agenda

Poets use sound in a variety of ways to enhance their poems. Sound techniques create mood, tone, and images, adding additional layers of meaning and experience to the poems that use them.

• Pope “True Ease in Writing”;
• Housman “Eight O’ Clock”;
• Tennyson “The Splendor Falls on Castle Walls”;
• Frost “Desert Places”;
• Seamus Haeney on "Desert Places"