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Poetry
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Teaching and Writing Poetry
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Mar 15 2008, 11:13 PM EDT by
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Who am I to exclaim? But that do I in anima.
Isn’t she more than art? Is she not the spark of the heart in presence of the silence?
And with every flutter resonates in visions her beatific beauty.
But she is more than art! She is the confusions of man’s motives. And it can’t be physical. For she has never touched of him. And in no more than a dream wast his infatuation revealed.
And to her, isn’t her life a masterpiece? Isn’t it!
But the reflection of the mirror becomes hateful to her. And, as if in the penumbra of her thoughts, I utter: she is more that art: She is the embodiment of the Grecian gods, the bewilderment of Zeus, the lust of Christ, the rebirth of the crucifix.
But these art but words heard of the afflicted soul. These art but ploys projected from depth the lust.
She is more than art. But all she sees is needled filled veins; a closet myriad filled with ex-lovers; a visceral envisage of self-hate; and a body that is codified in scarifications.
But to me She is more than just art:
She is the enrapturous captivation Of motion; thee, unutterable manifestation Of the incomplete and yet perfected Masterpiece… not my art!!!
But she is more that art.
She is god’s creation:
Love of the angelic hymns, Reason of the next apocalypse, Indignation fallen within the rain, The recaptured essence of Eden, The transcendent wisdoms of Enoch, The cause of the burning bush, The Extinguishment of Levitic laws, The Deuterocanicles rapt’d in the eyes of spirit, The last death of the Buddha…
SHE IS MORE!!!
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Is it not the wanton light?— the growing dim thrust and touch of nature?— the electricity of the air? And we stood there aesthetically enriched by the sight of beauty by the encompassing glimmer of our afterglow But a fading smile while the mood changed from green into the impressions of passion as the entire rainbow burned in ice I refuse to die wast utter’d as the night wore glasses intruding into god’s peace as god read from afar our bless’d-sin Sooth the scars of trimmers the return of art’s rivers into the maze of we ought to panic into heart of making prayer but we endured the indifference making law of our infidelity unto the deception of our very minds unto the return of our very sorrow
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Grading Notebooks?!
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Managing and Assessing Writers Notebooks
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Feb 21 2008, 5:01 PM EST by
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Thread started: Feb 7 2008, 6:59 PM EST
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Hi all - I'm really struggling with how to grade notebooks in a way that communicates effectively with families but doesn't make me want to poke my own eyes out. Do you have any suggestions or strategies that you use that I could try?
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Feb 21 2008, 5:01 PM EST
This is Melissa at Madrona, and I tend to do more spot checks than actual grading in the notebooks. Then every month or so I take them home and read them without comments to stay abreast of the writing trends in the class. This helps me plan mini-lessons. This does not answer your "communicate effectively with families" part, but I'm not poking my eyes out. So, I guess... I also need advice... anyone? anyone?
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Jan 3 2008, 9:44 PM EST by
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Leveling Books
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Leveling Books and Classroom Libraries
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Nov 12 2007, 5:46 PM EST by
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Hi all! I'm sitting on a couple hundred books that don't have levels and I'm itching to get them out and into kids hands - any suggestions on short cuts to leveling?
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Syllabus help
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Syllabi Samples
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Aug 24 2007, 8:00 PM EDT by
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I was hoping a few folk would be willing to share their syllabi for writers, readers, and / or social studies. I'm struggling with how to put it all on one page and not be too overwhelming for our sixth grade families - whom we're already swamping with dense paper work. Thanks for any help!
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TC Website
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TC On-Line Supports
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Jul 20 2007, 11:14 AM EDT by
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I just visited the TC website and it looks like they've updated their site. Some of the materials that were available before are no longer there - including the day-to-day break downs for units. I have my materials for this (from year one) in my classroom, which is under construction this summer. Does anyone have this typed up who could send me a copy or post it on this site? Thanks - Kristen.
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Read aloud resource
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Launching Readers Workshop
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Jul 9 2007, 1:24 PM EDT by
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The folks who make the Bluford series - Townsend Press, also have created lots of inexpensive resource books. One I have used is entitled The Townsend Thematic Reader - $12.00. It has short stories listed by themes written by famous authors such as Maya Angelou, Gary Soto, Issac Asimov and Alex Haley. Each story is listed by themes such as "Illustration" (our imagery/envisioning, Compare- Contrast, Cause and effect etc. It's also a good resource for writer's workshop.
Check it out on: www.townsendpress.com
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