There are many different styles of poetry, and many different ways to understand and interpret it. With this in mind, let’s start this week with a quick question:

Which three words spring to mind when you think of poetry?

Your words might relate to the way poetry makes you feel or what you know about it, or to your favourite poet or poem, or to places where you encounter poetry. They don’t have to make sense to anyone else: you can make them as individual as you are.

To kick things off, your Lead Educator, Dr. Rebecca Bullard (who you’ll find out more about in the next Step) has added her own thoughts to the word cloud: expression, transformation and lines. Now it’s your turn. Using the ‘Add’ link below, enter your three words to the word cloud. Then check the ‘Results’ to see what other Learners have added. The bigger and bolder the word appears, the more popular it is. If your browser does not support the application, you can post your answers in the discussion area below. We’ll post the results of the word cloud 3 April 2020.



Please note: JavaScript is required to launch the word cloud application Mentimeter. You can download the latest version here.

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