Poetry Notes for iOS

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Poetry Notes analyzes and annotates ten famous poems. The full content of all ten poems is included for the price of the app.Not only does the...
Last updated on January 1, 2013
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By Colin Shanafelt

Poetry Notes analyzes and annotates ten famous poems. The full content of all ten poems is included for the price of the app.Not only does the...

Poetry Notes analyzes and annotates ten famous poems. The full content of all ten poems is included for the price of the app.Not only does the Poetry Notes decode and fully explain the meaning of ten famous poems but it does so by breaking them down into their most basic parts and then showing HOW each of those elements helps to create the overall meaning of the poem. Poetry Notes helps students understand how to analyze literature and write precise and highly detailed essays that avoid summary and explain HOW the elements of literature make meaning. Poetry Notes uses detailed annotations and notes to break down each poem into its most basic elements and illustrate how those elements develop meaning. Each of the ten titles includes a clean text version of the poem, a fully annotated version, and an extensive notes section. In the notes section, click on any of the literary terms listed around several literary analysis wheels and a screen appears containing a detailed explanation of how that element of poetry helps to develop the overall theme of the poem. Users receive the full content for all ten of the following poems for the single price of the app: 1. "Kubla Khan" - Samuel Taylor Coleridge2. "Mending Wall" - Robert Frost3. "Mowing" - Robert Frost4. "Sonnet 130" - William Shakespeare5. "The Raven" - Edgar Allan Poe6. "The Second Coming" - William Butler Yeats7. "The Wild Swans at Coole" - William Butler Yeats8. "Ulalume" - Edgar Allan Poe9. "Ulysses" - Alfred Lord Tennyson10. "A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning" - John DonnePoetry Notes was developed by a college English professor with extensive secondary experience and is appropriate for all levels from secondary through graduate-level university academics.