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6. Brainstorm everything you know about poetry. Make a collage with poems,
songs, authors, etc. Use magazines and illustrations.

7. Listen to the following poems and read along. session 2
TRACKS 13,
14 and 15

Life is Filled with Magic pain (n.): dolor
heal (v.): sanar
TRACK 13 by Emile Pinet fear (n.): miedo
linger (v.):
quedarse
Navigating oceans of pain,
love flounders on depression's shore.
And yet time helps heal broken hearts,

so that they don't hurt anymore.

Anchored in hope dreams are salvaged, Prior knowledge. Reading and enjoying poems
and cleansed of all lingering shame.
And fantasies fully restored,
reignite passion's dormant flame. Remember
English, as any
other language,
An indescribable feeling, has changed
love enters your heart like a dream. throughout the
history. At the
And once inside your hurting soul, beginning of the
your self-esteem rises like cream. 17th century,
there used to be
a difference when
As a wave of joy surges forth, addressing a
euphoria engulfs your heart. person, depending
on formality.
For life’s once more filled with magic, Thou was used
and all your fears quickly depart. for addressing
someone
Source: Emile J. Pinet, Fragmented Feelings informally and you
was used for formal
address. Thou
used special verbs
(for example, art,
owest, wanderest,
growest) and,
eventually, it
disappeared.

• For the next session, bring some poems to read in class.
Book pages 15-18
• You may use poems from the Reader’s Book if needed. Reader's

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