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Uas English Poetry Mia Dan Habib-3
Uas English Poetry Mia Dan Habib-3
By
1. Mia Mei Lutfi (19020230076)
2. Habib Maulana A. (19020230054)
Writing
Materi:
Free verse is a literary device that can be defined as poetry that is free from the
limitations of a regular meter or rhythm and does not rhyme with fixed forms. Such
poems are without rhythm and rhyme schemes, do not follow regular rhyme scheme
rules, yet they provide artistic expression. In this way, the poet can give his own shape to
a poem however he or she desires. However, it still allows poets to use alliteration,
rhyme, cadences, and rhythms to get the effects that they consider are suitable for the
piece.
In analyzing poetry, you must first know the meaning of the poem. As with all
types of poetry, try to grasp what the poem is saying as a whole. After knowing the
meaning of the poem, you can only analyze the storyline from the contents of the poem
and several other elements such as theme, setting, and so on. When analysing poems, one
thing to consider is the tone of the poem – does it sound like there is a narrator? Is there a
reason the poem does or does not have stanzas? What does the presence or lack of stanzas
say about the poem?
The poem is structured around the personally developed style of free verse by
Whitman. The poet has involved multiple literary devices in the body of the poetry.
The device of Anaphora as ‘When I’ is repeated at the inception of each line to affirm
the view and opinion of the poet. The poem is sufficiently provided with imageries in
several instances. The poet has used the devices of Assonance, Consonance and
Alliteration in various cases too. The poet has employed the device of hyperbole in
order to portray the intensity of a sentence. For example, in the line where he mentions
that he has glided out of the lecture hall – that is not practically feasible. There are
eight lines in the poem without any distinctions between the stanzas. This, in a way,
shows how Whitman did not follow the etiquette of poetry writing.
Proses Pembelajaran
1. Diawal pembelajaran guru meminta siswa membaca materi tekait poetry “Free Verse”
2. Guru kemudian menyajikan sebuah contoh Free Verse berjudul “When I Heard the
Learn’d Astronomer” dan mengajak siswa membaca puisi secara bersama
3. Guru menunjuk/ meminta 1 volunteer untuk membaca contoh puisi yang disajikan guru
4. Selanjutnya, siswa yang maju diminta menunjuk satu atau dua siswa lainnya untuk
menyampaikan maksud atau isi puisi secara singkat
5. Guru mengajak siswa menganalisis puisi “When I Heard the Learn’d Astronomer” secara
bersama
6. Guru meminta siswa membuat puisi “Free Verse” secara mandiri/ individu bertema
pengalaman hidup atau harapan hidup kedepannya
7. Setelah selesai membuat puisi, guru akan menunjuk siswa secara acak untuk maju
mempresentasikan hasil puisi yang dibuatnya
8. Setelah selesai membaca guru memberi feedback tentang penampilan dari siswa tersebut
dan memintanya mengumpulkan hasil pusisi yang dibuatnya
9. Selanjutnya siswa akan menunjuk satu siswa lainnya untuk membaca puisi kedepan
kelas, begitu seterusnya sampai pembelajaran selesai
10. Diakhir pembelajaran guru meminta semua siswa yang belum melakukan presentasi
mengumpulkan hasil pembuatan puisi mereka dan meminta siswa memfoto hasil
pengerjaan mereka
11. Selanjutnya guru meminta siswa yang belum presentasi untuk membuat video membaca
puisi yang akan dikumpulkan dilink google drive yang disediakan guru
12. Guru mengakhiri pembelajaran dengan mengapresiasi semangat dan keaktifan siswa
selama pembelajara
Penilaian
RUBRIK PENILAIAN
KETERAMPILAN ASPEK MENULIS DAN MEMPRESENTASIKAN (WRITING)
Reading
Materi:
Definition of Haiku
Haiku is the shortest form of poetry in the world which only consists of 17
syllables consisting of 3 dimensions (lines) each of which is composed of 5, 7 and 5
syllables respectively. (Encyclopedia of Japan,1958 :78). In other hand, Haiku can be
defined as a form of descriptive poetry that originated in Japan. It is usually short and can
be read in just one breath. Traditionally, haiku are meant to talk about subjects primarily
in the natural world such as the moon, seasons, and animals without mentioning the most
insignificant elements found in nature such as a blade of grass.
History of Haiku
The term Haiku only appeared in the 1890s, introduced by Masaoka Shiki. Haiku
is arguably Hokku's liberation from the Haikai chain. Haiku can stand alone, are complete
in itself without depending on a longer chain of rhymes. Haiku is the result of the
development of its forerunner, namely hokku, then haikai. In a limited way it can be said
that haiku only started in the last years of Edo (1600-1868) by masters such as Matsuo
Basho (1644-94), Yosa Buson (1716-84), and Kobayashi Issha (1763-1827). Matsuo
Basho is the most famous Haiku poet, a great observer of 'things and things', he once said,
"A haiku poem that expresses 70-80% of its subject is good.
1. Settle on a topic
Before writing a haiku, you need to have a topic in mind. As mentioned
earlier, most haikus are inspired by nature but that doesn't mean you are only
limited to nature, you can explore other options.
2. Analyze your topic
Once you have selected your topic, you need to ask yourself some questions,
what is the point of writing the point? What is fascinating about the topic? This
will enable you to bring in a twist to your poem and leave something for your
readers to ponder upon.
3. Writing your haiku
Now you need to put your thoughts down on paper. After carefully
analyzing your topic and you are now satisfied that it is what you want to write
about, then you need to follow the following tips like understand the haiku
structure.
4. Make final touches
You need to ensure that you have come up with the best haiku. This can
only be possible is make some final touches to ensure that it is well polished.
Proses Pembelajaran:
Penilaian:
RUBRIK PENILAIAN
KETERAMPILAN ASPEK MEMBACA DAN MEMIRSA (READING ALOUD)
Aspek Yang Dinilai Indikator Penilaian Nilai
A. Kelancaran (Fluency) Sangat lancar dalam membaca teks yang 4
sudah disediakan
Lancar dalam membaca teks yang sudah 3
disediakan
lancar dalam membaca teks yang sudah 2
disediakan namun masih ada keraguan
Tidak lancar dalam membaca teks yang 1
sudah disediakan dan banyak keraguan
Semua ucapan dapat dipahami 4
B. Ketepatan (Accuracy) Sebagian besar ucapan dapat dipahami 3
Sebagian kecil ucapan dapat dipahami 2
Semua ucapan dapat dipahami 1
Semua pengucapan benar 4
C. Pengucapan Sebagian besar pengucapan benar 3
(Pronunciation) Sebagian kecil pengucapan benar 2
Hampir semua pengucapan tidak benar 1
D. Intonasi (Intonation) Tekanan/irama semua kata, frasa, dan 4
kalimat benar
Tekanan/irama sebagian besar kata benar 3
Tekanan/irama sebagian kecil kata benar 2
Tekanan/irama semua kata tidak tepat 1
HAIKU POETRY
GROUP 1
GROUP 2
GROUP 3
GROUP 4
GROUP 5
GROUP 6
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