Poets for Sophomore poetry research project

Choose one and post your choice. One one person per poet, so you are on a first-come, first- serve basis. Check other's posts to see what is already taken. More details about the project are coming soon!!!


H.D. (Hilda Doolittle) Theodore Roethke Ted Hughes
Robert Herrick Adrienne Rich Sylvia Plath
Margaret Atwood Joyce Carol Oates John Keats
W.H. Auden John Milton Archibald Macleish
A.E. Housman Elizabeth Barrett Browning Claude McKay
Elizabeth Bishop Robert Frost Edna St. Vincent Millay
Gwendolyn Brooks Lawrence Ferlinghetti Robert Browning
Samuel Coleridge Lord George Gordon Byron Emily Dickinson
Billy Collins Muriel Rekeyser Johne Donne
Countee Cullen Allen Ginsburg T.S. Eliot
e.e. cummings Dylan Thomas Gregory Corso
William Shakespeare Maya Angelou Thomas Hardy
Anne Sexton Percy Bysshe Shelly Jean Toomer
William Carlos Williams William Butler Yeats William Wordsworth
Walt Whitman Paul Dunbar Arna Bontemps
William Blake Kate Daniels Robert Hayden
Sonia Sanchez Audre Lorde Lucille Clifton
Rita Dove Matthe Arnold Langston Hughes Sappho Octavio Paz

Thesis Argument

Please post your thesis argument here by December 10th @ midnight, anything after that will be considered late . I look forward to reading your insightful arguments.

On the subject of Tracks...

I brought up this topic in class, but everyone seemed to have different opinions on it. So, do you think Fleur is evil or not?

Senior year

What new elective would you enjoy taking during your senior year?

Edgar Allen Poe

Okay girls, what E. A. Poe have you already read in your previous schooling??

I really liked the ending to Persepolis... but I don't really understand what happened to the mother!
does anyone have any ideas? did she faint, or die?

Persepolis II

As I have said before, Persepolis II has been removed from our syllabus; however, if anyone would like me to order it at the 30% off discount for you anyway, I will be placing an order on Friday for the non-honors girls who are enjoying Perspolis I so much that they want to read the other one for fun.