A dream within a dream
4ºA Andrea, Aroa & Óscar - 2nd Term Project, Poetry Project
Table of contents Introduction
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Our Poems Dada Poems Acrostics Haikus Calligrams
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Gadgets
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Our selected poem Why we chose this poem Óscar’s opinion Andrea’s opinion Aroa’s opinion About the author
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Conclusion
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Bibliography
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Introduction We are going to talk about poetry. During this project we wrote different types of poems: dada poems, acrostics, haikus and calligrams. We will show you some poems written by us and the poem that we chose and why.
Our Poems Dada Poems Andrea:
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Aroa:
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Óscar:
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Acrostics Andrea: Chocolate is delicious Happiness will give to you Oreo Cocoa Orange Love with a little sugar Addictive for us Tons of chocolate Energy for all the day
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Aroa: Anxiety. Rocky heart. Often a bad person. And now all that disappeared.
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Óscar: Fuck them, I’m furious Emotions, why exist? Eyes and lips, always looking and talking about you Loneliness, sometimes you feel it and doesn’t matter the people that is around you I try to control me, but I can't Nobody understands me Geek, that's what I am Sorry, but now I can't feel anything
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Haikus Andrea: The green of the field Has a wonderful blue bird Singing in the sun
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Aroa: Winter tears Hot winter tears falling like a waterfall that ends with your soul.
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Spring day The sun is shining, the warm wind against your skin‌ and your pretty smile.
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Óscar: You
Shit, I cannot sleep Because I’m thinking on you And now I can’t stop
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Don’t play with me Be careful, because I told you, don’t play with me And now, you will burn
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Heart broken You’re playing with me You broke me, I will break you You will burn with me
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Calligrams Andrea:
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Aroa:
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Óscar:
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Gadgets Andrea:
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Aroa:
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Óscar:
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Our selected poem
A dream within a dream by Edgar Allan Poe Take this kiss upon the brow! And, in parting from you now, thus much let me avow-You are not wrong, who deem that my days have been a dream; yet if hope has flown away in a night, or in a day, in a vision, or in none, is it therefore the less gone? All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream. I stand amid the roar of a surf-tormented shore, and I hold within my hand grains of the golden sand-How few! Yet how they creep through my fingers to the deep, while I weep--while I weep! O God! Can I not grasp them with a tighter clasp? O God! Can I not save one from the pitiless wave? Is all that we see or seem but a dream within a dream? 20
Why we chose this poem We chose this poem because we think that it expresses very beautiful things like unattainable dreams and that life is a dream.
Óscar’s opinion I chose this poem because I like how the author compares his life with a dream and I feel represented in the poem, how our life can be a dream and we can’t react because a dream is so real that you don’t know if the things that you are seeing are real or not.
Andrea’s opinion I chose this poem because I like how the author says in this poem that his life is like a dream. In the poem I understand that the author has a dream and in this dream he is dreaming with his life. I also understand that the author has a dream and he doesn’t want that this dream escapes.
Aroa’s opinion I chose this poem because, for me, it talks about beautiful things and sometimes I think that way. I like when he represents the sand like dreams that escape from him and that he also tells that life is a dream and we are dreaming within that dream.
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About the author On January 19, 1809, Edgar Allan Poe was born in Boston, Massachusetts. He was an American writer, editor, and literary critic. Poe’s parents died before he was three years old, and John and Frances Allan raised him as a foster child in Richmond, Virginia. During his life, he wrote different poems: “A dream within a dream” (1820), “Spirits of the death” (1829), “Sonnet-to Science” (1829), Dream-Land (1844)... On October 7, 1849, he died.
Conclusion We learned so much about poetry doing this project and we had fun writing and illustrating our poems. We discovered that we can do beautiful things, just with our imagination and a few minutes. Now we know that with some words, you can provocate any feeling on the people.
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Bibliography Photos on poems: A dream within a dream: Hekreates - “Unnamed” [Date: 26/07/2017] <https://goo.gl/bphuHe>
Acrostics: -
Andrea’s Acrostic
Amor, Andrea - “Unnamed’’ [Date: 27/02/2018]
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Aroa’s Acrostic:
Rodríguez, Aroa - “Good hell” [Date: 18/01/2018]
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Óscar’s Acrostic:
Rodríguez, Aroa - “Upping to heaven” [Date: 11/09/2017]
Haikus: -
Andrea’s Haiku:
Lobo solitario29 - “Unnamed” <https://goo.gl/grCQu9 >
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Aroa’s Haikus:
Rodríguez, Aroa - “Sadness” [Date: 1/03/2018] Sánchez, Jaime - “Unnamed” [Date: 2/08/2017] <https://goo.gl/kE1vmd > -
Óscar’s Haikus:
Rodriguez, Aroa - “What are you waiting for?” [Date: 11/09/2017] Rodríguez, Aroa - “Waiting for you” [Date: 11/09/2017] Rodríguez, Aroa - “Finally, we can fly” [Date: 11/09/2017]
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Information about Edgar Allan Poe: Academy of American Poets - “Edgar Allan Poe” <https://goo.gl/T812LK> [Accessed: 2/03/2018] Academy of American Poets - “Poems by Edgar Allan Poe” <https://goo.gl/jdKPud> [Accessed: 2/03/2018]
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