Poetry Notes

fufureida

If anyone has sample answers, notes and essay layouts for either derek wallcott, eavan boland, adrienne rich and michael longely it would be greatly appreciated. Please pm me if u are willing to share and I will pm u my email addy.

Peace x

fufureida

fufureida wrote: »

If anyone has sample answers, notes and essay layouts for either derek wallcott, eavan boland, adrienne rich and michael longely it would be greatly appreciated. Please pm me if u are willing to share and I will pm u my email addy.

Peace x

Bumping this thread cus I'm kinda desperate.

BrokenHeels_Ox

tried sparknotes?

fufureida

BrokenHeels_Ox wrote: »

tried sparknotes?

Yes and they were a life saver for king lear but dont have much poetry notes!

BrokenHeels_Ox

what poetry book do u have

fufureida

Poetry now...and I find the critical commentary just too much info!

BrokenHeels_Ox

thats the one i have, and i do agree, the notes at the back are just too indepth altogether!

ive heard this is good, but havent had a look at it myself unfortunately
http://www.schoolbooks.ie/159056-New+Explorations+Critical+Notes+for+2010+Gill+%26+MacMillan+School+Book

what poets are u planning to study?

Moshimoshi

BrokenHeels_Ox wrote: »

thats the one i have, and i do agree, the notes at the back are just too indepth altogether!

ive heard this is good, but havent had a look at it myself unfortunately
http://www.schoolbooks.ie/159056-New+Explorations+Critical+Notes+for+2010+Gill+%26+MacMillan+School+Book

what poets are u planning to study?

That book is really good, I was just going to recommend it.

OP, I doubt anyone here can give you better notes than what you could find with an LC poetry book or a bit of Google. How can notes be too in-depth??

BrokenHeels_Ox

I find they give me information that I would never use in a question, yes, they are good notes, but I personally wouldnt use them

implausible

Ffs, if there's too much info in the book, read the notes, pick out what is important and write your own notes instead of looking for someone to hand you all their notes on a plate:rolleyes: What about your teacher's notes?

As for an essay plan: intro, poem 1, poem 2, poem 3, poems 4 & 5, conclusion.

fufureida

The notes in the back of the book deal with 2 or 3 pages of an in depth study. It's hard to decide what's relevant and shat isn't; besides, you only need half a a4 page per poem... I need something that's more concise and accesible. I'm writing an essay not a thesis.

Poets are boland longley Walcott rich and yeats. Thanks.

Lawliet

fufureida wrote: »

The notes in the back of the book deal with 2 or 3 pages of an in depth study. It's hard to decide what's relevant and shat isn't; besides, you only need half a a4 page per poem... I need something that's more concise and accesible. I'm writing an essay not a thesis.

Not really. Most poetry essays want you give a personal response so come up with your own opinion and then pick parts from the notes that back your opinion up.