Found Poem Outline

I. Title:

A. Introduction

1. Opener: passage, narrative, quote

2. Bridge #26

3. Embedded plan and thesis #29

B. First Body Paragraph

1. Passage:

a. Context

b. Condense

c. Close Read:

metaphor, simile, verbal irony: hyperbole and understatement, situational irony, dramatic

irony, paradox, personification

-Imagery: see this link

-Connotations: see this link

-Tone shifts: see this link

-Sound Devices: alliteration, assonance, cacophony, euphony see this link

d. Define by negation / affirmation and connect to Concept: Whereas _________ is defined by

__________________, _____________ contends that

________________________________________________________________________.

C. 2nd Body Paragraph

1. Passage:

a. Context

b. Condense

. Close Read:

metaphor, simile, verbal irony: hyperbole and understatement, situational irony, dramatic

irony, paradox, personification

-Imagery: see this link

-Connotations: see this link

-Tone shifts: see this link

-Sound Devices: alliteration, assonance, cacophony, euphony see this link

d. Define by negation / affirmation and connect to Concept: Whereas _________ is defined by

__________________, _____________ contends that

________________________________________________________________________.

D. 3rd Body Paragraph

1. Passage:

a. Context

b. Condense

. Close Read:

metaphor, simile, verbal irony: hyperbole and understatement, situational irony, dramatic

irony, paradox, personification

-Imagery: see this link

-Connotations: see this link

-Tone shifts: see this link

-Sound Devices: alliteration, assonance, cacophony, euphony see this link

d. Define by negation / affirmation and connect to Concept: Whereas _________ is defined by

__________________, _____________ contends that

________________________________________________________________________.

E. Fourth Body Paragraph

1. Passage:

a. Context

b. Condense

. Close Read:

metaphor, simile, verbal irony: hyperbole and understatement, situational irony, dramatic

irony, paradox, personification

-Imagery: see this link

-Connotations: see this link

-Tone shifts: see this link

-Sound Devices: alliteration, assonance, cacophony, euphony see this link

d. Define by negation / affirmation and connect to Concept: Whereas _________ is defined by

__________________, _____________ contends that

________________________________________________________________________.

F. Conclusion

1. Transition to review of how Emerson / Thoreau develop an environmental ethic

2. React to value of knowing Emerson and Thoreau concepts

3. Return to opener