I'm teaching students how to write memoir, Below, you can read about how Linda and her students studied memoir and wrote poetry together. Linda blogs beautifully and informatively over at TeacherDance, and she says that blogging has helped her to think more about her writing as reading others' work gives her new ideas and new learning along with new friends. Linda has kept journals for most of her life, and she has written many poems and prose pieces just because she loves to write. Today I am so pleased to host literacy coach Linda Baie along with three of her student poets.
What places do you want to exist? Then.give them existence in your writing! And I can't wait to see the drawer where milkweed seeds keep all of our wishes! Think about your life.
What places do you imagine might exist in the hidden worlds of fantasy? I will one day visit the Mountain of Lost Socks to find that favorite green wool one I lost. You can read a bit about déjà vu here at HowStuffWorks, but you will see that it is still a bit mysterious for everybody. It's that feeling, the feeling that you've already done something.
In case you do not know the expression, déjà vu means already seen in French. Would I choose to watch my life before living it? Probably not. I like the idea of a place where you could watch your whole life unfold. For a while now, I have been writing poems about all sorts of imaginary places, and this make believe theatre is one of my favorites. Urn:oclc:796040792 Republisher_date 20140321102734 Republisher_operator Scandate 20140320101905 Scanner - This poem is about an imaginary place. Access-restricted-item true Addeddate 16:12:27 Boxid IA1115608 Boxid_2 CH126622 Camera Canon EOS 5D Mark II City Donorīostonpubliclibrary Edition 1st American ed.
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