Warming up and listeningUn i t4A Garden of Poemspoemsongrhyme( 押韵诗 )limerick ( 打油诗 )free verse ( 自由诗 ) sonnet( 十四行诗 )Pick an apple,Pick a pear,Pick a banana over there.Let’s work, and let’s play,Picking apples every day!A rhymepearthereplaydayA large lady from Corfu,Wished to travel to Peru.But Whether buses or trainsOr boarding aeroplanes,There wasn’t a door she’d get through.What’s the meaning of this limerick?Corfu is an island that belongs to Greece.Peru is a country on the northeast coast of Latin America.A teacher from Singapore.Taught at middle school No 4.It didn’t take students longTo see something was wrong:The man was as mad as a door!What is the pattern of each poem?The limerick is made up of 5 lines. Usually , lines 1,2, and 5 rhyme, (Corfu, Peru, through; Singapore, 4, door),while lines 3 and 4 also rhyme (trains, Aeroplanes; long, wrong). Pattern: aabbaIt’s funny. It is written just to make others laugh.madtalegloryrecitecowshadeisleembracesmilebaseafraidstoryploughfailgladnightWhich words rhyme? (Ex.2 p.30 )A large lady from Corfu,Wished to travel to Peru.But Whether buses or trainsOr boarding aeroplanes,There wasn’t a door she’d get through.A teacher from Singapore.Taught at middle school No 4.It didn’t take students longTo see something was wrong:The man was as mad as a door!rhyme:pattern: a a b b a走进一间房，四面都是墙，抬头见老鼠，低头见蟑螂！门前一只狗，在啃肉骨头，又来一只狗，双双打破头！ limerick poemwho---poettypes of poemshistory/developmenttopics human feelingsDu FuBai JuyiDu Fu( realism )Li Bai ( romantic )Wang Wei ( nature )Bai JuyiShakespeare(1564—1616 )John Donne(1572—1631 )John Milton( 1608—1674 )Alexander Pope( 1688—1744 )John Keats( 1795—1821 )William Wordsworth(1771—1851...
