Poetry Interactive Videos

Explore contemporary poetry by examining key themes, notable poets, and the evolving role of poets in today's society. Gain insights into modern poetic contributions, critically analyze diverse perspectives, and evaluate the relationship between past and present literary works.

Explore the tone and themes in contemporary British poetry, analyze speaker perspectives, and assess the emotional impact of poetic works. Strengthen skills in poetic analysis, interpret speaker intentions, and appreciate the comforting nature of familiar poetry themes.

Explore the dynamic world of Mekhana poetry, a battlefield of words and rhythm. Learners will develop an understanding of the quick wit essential for verbal exchanges and appreciate the traditional settings that elevate this cultural art form.

Engage in an exploration of various literary genres, focusing on understanding distinctions between Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry, Drama, and other sub-genres. Enhance knowledge of literary classifications and characteristics, which enables identification and appreciation of diverse literary genres.

Engage with the dynamic era of contemporary literature by exploring its prevalent themes and distinctive literary elements. Learners will acquire a thorough understanding of modern literary trends and their reflection of today's societal context, enhancing their analytical skills and comprehension of current cultural narratives.

Explore the diverse realm of contemporary poetry by engaging with the works of modern poets such as Williams, Stein, and Stevens. Learners will develop a deeper appreciation for the auditory elements of poetry and expand their understanding of various modern poetic voices.

Explore the purpose, historical roots, and key activities of National Poetry Month, such as the 30/30 Challenge and Poem in Your Pocket Day. Gain insights into the significance of poetry and its cultural role, enhancing appreciation and understanding.

Examine the key concepts and characteristics of art and music, with a focus on cultural and visual arts. Gain insights into how diverse art forms reflect societal values and engage the primary senses, enhancing appreciation and understanding of the arts.

Examine the influence of writing programs on shaping American fiction since the mid-20th century. Explore how these programs contribute to diversity and experimentation in fiction writing, understand their evolving role in a writer’s development, and appreciate contemporary poetry through collaborative learning experiences.

Analyze the impact of Richard Shelton's poetry workshops in prisons, focusing on motivational factors and teaching methodologies. Understand how creative writing influences inmates and learn the importance of respecting individuality in educational settings.

Analyze Emily Dickinson's unique poetic style by studying her renowned poem, 'A Bird came down the Walk.' Learn to recognize poetic devices, such as simile and metaphor, and understand their influence on poetry. Gain insights into Dickinson's enduring contribution to American literature.

Explore key themes and literary devices in the poem "Felling of the Banyan Tree," focusing on the emotional impact and symbolic significance of nature as depicted by the poet. Enhance interpretive skills and gain a deeper understanding of metaphor and poetic symbolism in expressing human attitudes towards environmental conservation.

Explore the unique methods of traditional Irish poetry education, examining the personal impacts and influences of noteworthy poets. Understand key literary trends of the 1960s while acquiring skills in poetic analysis and appreciating historical literary frameworks. Develop a deeper engagement with world literature through the perspectives of influential poets and cultural practices.

Analyze the concept of mood in poetry by studying Emily Dickinson's 'The Wind's Visit' with a focus on word choice and tone. Develop skills in identifying mood, understanding tone, and recognizing the influence of formal language within its historical context.

Explore the Negritude movement and its philosophical foundations, influenced by the cultural dynamism of the Harlem and Haitian Renaissances. Understand the affirmation of black identity, the critique of colonial narratives, and the integration of existentialist perspectives within cultural contexts to gain a comprehensive understanding of these key themes.

Explore the intricate relationship between language and musicality in poetry, focusing on key poets and the elements contributing to poetic music. Gain an understanding of how modulation in poetry impacts rhythm and tone, enhancing the ability to appreciate and analyze poetic works effectively.

Examine the profound impact of slavery on African Americans through the life of Phyllis Wheatley, with a focus on dehumanization and her unique educational support. Gain insights into historical perspectives and Wheatley's role as the first African-American poet published in 1773. Enhance understanding of racial history and cultural milestones.

Explore key literary devices in poetry, including personification, comparison, repetition, and imagery. Develop skills to identify and analyze these elements, enhancing interpretation and appreciation of poetic texts.

Explore the intricacies of Victorian literature, focusing on its evolution and the societal influences during Queen Victoria's reign. Gain insights into key historical developments that shaped literature and understand the societal themes addressed by Victorian writers.

Explore the intersection of mathematics and poetry through Harry Baker's distinct style and thematic focus. Gain insight into how poetry serves as a medium for discussing societal issues and personal growth, enhancing analytical skills and appreciation for literary art forms.