HUMN 303N Week 5 Assignment; Art Creation- Music-Dance-Poetry
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Week 5 Assignment: Art Creation- Music/Dance/Poetry Student Name Chamberlain University College of Nursing HUMN 303 February 9th Week 5 Assignment: Music/Dance/Poetry Introduction For this week’s assignment, I choose poetry. In this week’s lesson, it mentioned that poems are” “literary work distinguished by a unique style and rhythm, as well as the expression of thoughts and ideas”. Poems have unique characteristics as mentioned above along with creating meaning. Personally, I am able to share my personal emotions through verbal communication along with an art form such as poetry. An author is able to reflect feelings through their words. “Nevertheless, it is usual for poets to invent narrators who are different from themselves and explore fictitious emotions” (Martin & Jacobus, 2019). Inspiration Piece THE BEST FRIEND By: Meribah Abbott If I was sad, then he had grief, as well – Seeking my hands with soft insistent paw, Searching my face with anxious eye that saw More than my halting, human speech could tell; Eyes wide with wisdom, fine, compassionate- Dear, loyal one, that knew not wrong nor hate. If I made merry—then how he would strive To show his joy; ” Good master, let’s to play, The world is ours,” that gladsome bark would say; ”Just yours and mine—‘tis fun to be alive!” Our world… four walls above the city’s din, My crutch the bar that ever held us in. Whate’er my mood—the fretful word, or sweet, The swift command, the wheedling undertone, His faith was fixed, his love was mine, alone, His heaven was here at my slow cripple feet:
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