1eres LLCE Poetry illustrations by Emmanuelle GUINET https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru Lycée E QUINET Bourg en Bresse en-us 2022-04-07 05:44:27 UTC 2022-06-08 11:34:34 UTC hello@padlet.com emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134016257 2022-04-07 05:59:42 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134016257 Adélie Roger emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134020056 2022-04-07 06:03:07 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134020056 Adélie Roger / William Blake Ah! Sunflower“… I have personified this sunflower walking around the world” emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134022676 2022-04-07 06:05:36 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134022676 Alexis Bernard emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134025171 2022-04-07 06:07:54 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134025171 emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134033450 2022-04-07 06:15:08 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134033450 Carl Sandburg - 1878-1967. American committed poet. His main themes are earth, working class, gun violence, public domain. emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134034494 2022-04-07 06:16:03 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134034494 Alexis Bernard / Carl Sandburg Black Horizons“/…/ The parallelism “Black horizons, come up. Black horizons kiss me.” /…/ is framing the poem and setting the situation /…/ The hyperbolic “red rivers” convey the violence of wars and of humanity. emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134037475 2022-04-07 06:18:32 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134037475 Céline Bailly emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134040126 2022-04-07 06:20:46 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134040126 emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134051263 Claude McKay was born in Jamaica on September 15, 1889.  In 1917, he published two sonnets, “The Harlem Dancer” and “Invocation,” and later used the form in writing about social and political concerns from his perspective as a black man in the United States. McKay also wrote on a variety of subjects, from his Jamaican homeland to romantic love, with a use of passionate language.
McKay’s viewpoints and poetic achievements in the earlier part of the twentieth century set the tone for the Harlem Renaissance and gained the deep respect of younger black poets of the time, including Langston Hughes. He died on May 22, 1948


]]> 2022-04-07 06:29:19 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134051263 Céline Bailly / Claude McKay "When I have passed away“ The first thing we can notice in this poem is the euphemism “passed away” which refers to death and which is emphasized by its lexical field with words such as “bones” “musty” or “rotten” /…/ Besides, the adjective “forgotten” added to the negative form “no one living can recall my face” is shown in the drawing by the “unknown” at the end of the poem, showing that the author has been forgotten, as it is mentioned in line 10 “wonder who wrote the verses”. /…/ We can also see two references to fire in the text which inspired the candles” emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134054858 2022-04-07 06:32:08 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134054858 No Images, William Waring Cuney (1906-1976) emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134060624 When he was eighteen, his poem “No Images” won a prize in the Opportunity poetry contest. “No Images” remains a significant representation of the basic philosophy of the Harlem Renaissance ]]> 2022-04-07 06:36:53 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134060624 Manal Alioui / William Waring Cuney "No Images“/…/The anaphora with the pronoun “She” lines 1 and 3, inspired me to draw two versions of this girl, the free one on the left and the real one on the right. The one on the right is dressed and combed like this to fit the standards given by the white society. However, she doesn’t feel beautiful nor herself in these clothes” /…/I drew herself naked in her dream and as it’s said in the second stanza, she’s dancing under palm trees near the river. Lastly, I decided to make the real scene darker than the dream by choosing dark colors, to convey an unhappy ambience and to transmit the sadness of the girl.” emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134064811 2022-04-07 06:40:22 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134064811 Darkness, Lord Byron emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134076173 "Darkness" is a poem written by Lord Byron in July 1816 on the theme of an apocalyptic end of the world ]]> 2022-04-07 06:48:42 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134076173 Valentine Rome, Oriana Sélimi / Lord Byron "Darkness" VALENTINE “/.../The sun does not shine, men and animals kill each other. The id has taken over. Everything is destroyed. I have made an enigmatic movie in black and white with a horrific music. /.../” ORIANA "/.../Since the light no longer exists, people go crazy. Going mad they eat each other so I drew two people doing that because I thought it demonstrated the darkness well. /.../ So I drew characters disproportionate to the world and to show that the character in the middle who represents the narrator has a view of everyone as it is his dream, as he is the observer /.../" emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134078466

]]> 2022-04-07 06:50:34 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134078466 Valentine ROME emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134097008 2022-04-07 07:04:25 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134097008 Léa Vienne emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134696889 2022-04-07 14:23:34 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134696889 The Dream By Lola Ridge emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134727518 Along with other political poets of the early Modernist period, Ridge has received renewed critical attention since the late 20th century and has been lauded by contemporary poets for her choice and ability to write about urban spaces in her poems. ]]> 2022-04-07 14:38:26 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134727518 Léa Vienne, Zachary Maret /Lola Ridge "The Dream" LEA “/…/The first hyperbolic metaphor helped me represent the colors of the sky /…/” ZACHARY “/…/ the poet was inspired by Marxism /…/ In my illustration I have drawn a factory of the 19th century with many things which are related to the types of industry of that time. /…/ The 4 horsemen may convey “the vapor of opium” “the apocalypse”.” emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134736462


]]> 2022-04-07 14:42:36 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134736462 Zachary Maret emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134745541 2022-04-07 14:47:12 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134745541 "Hope" is the Thing with Feathers by Emily Dickinson emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134795558 Emily Elizabeth Dickinson (December 10, 1830 – May 15, 1886) was an American poet. Little-known during her life, she has since been regarded as one of the most important figures in American poetry. ]]> 2022-04-07 15:13:33 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134795558 Olga Payan emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134800617 2022-04-07 15:16:17 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134800617 Olga Payan, Océane Rome, Ambre Mayer Rodrigues / Emilie Dickinson "Hope is the Thing with Feathers OLGA “/…/ The calm sea where the storms will break out corresponds to the hope that we have before the terrible storms. Feathers mean that no matter what we go through, they will always be there to bring happiness./…/ Despite the storms (lightnings in the collage) /…/ hope is still present.” OCEANE “ /…/ The woman is pondering about the importance of hope and the strength it owns, no matter what she comes across in life …” AMBRE “ /…/Throughout the poem there is an extended metaphor of a bird /…/ the bird goes through a lot of steps but in the end it is still here, it really shows that the bird is the personification of hope /…/ it represents nature as well and owing to that I used pictures of nature for my collage /…/” emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134808680 2022-04-07 15:20:21 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134808680 Océane Rome emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134813624 2022-04-07 15:23:06 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134813624 emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134835747
Vicky Feaver lives in South Lanarkshire, Scotland

]]> 2022-04-07 15:34:57 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134835747 Auriane Coeur emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134838958 2022-04-07 15:36:44 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134838958 Auriane Coeur, Emma Delaye, Hajar Soltani, Clémence Leick / Vicky Feaver "Coat" AURIANE “I have decided to make a collage with 7 paintings by André Kohn /…/ I found it matched with the topics of the poem: relationships, break-up and loneliness. /…/To show the fact that she is no longer in a relationship, she uses the present tense unlike the first part where the writer uses the present perfect /…/ she only uses the past tense to refer to her former love story. /…/ She wants to bring back the former relationship she had. We can see that with the last stanza where she talks about the coat which is a metaphor to refer to her former boyfriend /.../” EMMA “/…/she says she wants to take off the coat which once was a burdensome one but at the end she says if she had kept it she would feel better./…/ the anaphoric “sometimes I have” shows her suffering /…/ I have chosen this poem because when you say it it’s like a song, it’s quick and beautiful to the ears.” HAJAR “/…/ Coat is a 4 tercet poem which addresses the theme of toxic relationships conveyed through the metaphor of the heavy coat. /…/ it reflects on the feelings of inner emptiness and loss. /…/ I kept the metaphor of an unhealthy relationship-coat /…/ by sketching a heavy fur coat./…/ The poses suggest movements /…/ and it is emphasized by the lexical field of motion with the words “breathe” “move” “free”. /…/” CLEMENCE “/…/ I decided to write the poem over and over to overwhelm her /…/ It is as if her thoughts were haunting her; she is overwhelmed by her overthinking.” emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134844681 2022-04-07 15:39:53 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134844681 Emma Delaye emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134847891 2022-04-07 15:41:23 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134847891 Hajar Soltani emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134853910 2022-04-07 15:44:50 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134853910 Clémence Leick emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134865068 2022-04-07 15:51:04 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2134865068 Manal Alioui emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137847914 2022-04-10 07:53:51 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137847914 emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137849887 2022-04-10 07:57:41 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137849887 Camille Jourdin emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137852278 2022-04-10 08:03:02 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137852278 Camille Jourdin, Iseline Poncin / Alice Dunbar Nelson "Sonnet" CAMILLE “The poem conveys the moment when she was reading a sonnet and suddenly perceived things as clichés. /…/ She actually describes her universe with lots of minute details /…/ and we have the impression to be in this place next to the author; that’s called a hypotyposis /…/ The references to religion show how the thoughts of God was an important thing in the Harlem Renaissance movement. The form matches the content with the dashes to mark the transition between the real life and an idyllic world.” ISELINE “/.../Reading is like travelling and it is really easy to imagine the situations, places and landscapes that are described. I have found that this poem totally “smells” like spring/.../” emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137853371 2022-04-10 08:06:11 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137853371 Iseline Poncin emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137855882 2022-04-10 08:13:00 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137855882 emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137858898 Countee Cullen (born Countee LeRoy Porter; May 30, 1903 – January 9, 1946) was an American poet, novelist, children's writer, and playwright, particularly well-known during the Harlem Renaissance]]> 2022-04-10 08:21:02 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137858898 Aurore Lorrain emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137860146 IF YOU SHOULD GO]]> 2022-04-10 08:24:11 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137860146 Aurore Lorrain, Tiphanie Révillon / Countee Cullen "If you Should Go" AURORE “Reading the poem I found that there was a sad air behind the love-story described /…/ but when I read more thoroughly I found other things /…/ As if it were simply a love story that was true for a time but simply stopped in one way or another. /…/ It is for this reason I have not chosen here to adopt a depressing tune /…/” TIPHANIE “The comparison of the first line /…/ is represented in the drawing with the heart which flies upwards to the light to give way to darkness /.../” emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137863009 2022-04-10 08:31:17 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137863009 Tiphanie Revillon emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137863499 2022-04-10 08:32:35 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137863499 Marie Nugues emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137869758 2022-04-10 08:47:43 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137869758 Marie Nugues, Aurore Janaudy, Colline Da Veiga / Ehsan Sehgal "Your Magic Eyes" MARIE “/…/ I really liked the image of a sea of love where you can sink in forever /…/” AURORE “/…/ I made a representation with elements of the ground and the sky in order to exemplify the oxymoron of the third line /…/ I decided to close my drawing with a prison and a padlock to represent the hyperbole of the last two lines /…/” COLLINE “/.../There is an allegory which shows that the love he has for her is without limitation” emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137871258   ]]> 2022-04-10 08:50:19 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137871258 “Simon Howard’s poetry has the rare quality of evoking ‘images’ whose ‘sonic’ component is as memorable as (and indistinguishable from) the visual – and not because musical references are threaded through the poems; rather, everything in this poetry emerges from an obsessive sensitivity to a music which is not just ‘in’ the words but surrounds and informs them, in ways that no other poetry I know can do.” emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137877808 2022-04-10 09:04:36 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137877808 Gesine Sieben emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137878393 I CHOOSE THE MOUNTAIN]]> 2022-04-10 09:05:45 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137878393 Gesine Sieben / Simon Howard "I Choose the Mountain" “ …When I read the poem more closely I noticed its motivating effect and its power. /…/ it is about the “lyrical self “ facing a decision … the easy path leads through “low lands” and offers “a free dwelling” /…/ On the difficult path, there is a metaphorical massive mountain with “stress and strain”; /…/ the anaphora “I choose” participates in the musical fabric of the text.” emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137880051 2022-04-10 09:09:52 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137880051 Oriana Sélimi emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137889218 2022-04-10 09:33:54 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2137889218 Ambre Mayer Rodrigues emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2141003006 2022-04-12 15:17:42 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2141003006 Aurore Janaudy emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2141080830 2022-04-12 16:07:37 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2141080830 EHSAN SEHGAL emmanuelleg1 https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2141120052 2022-04-12 16:34:38 UTC https://padlet.com/emmanuelleg1/3p2m6r3kbwzl4lru/wish/2141120052