Jazz Fantasia by, Carl Sandburg & The Weary Blues by, Langston Hughes
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Tuesday, January 19, 2010
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One of my favorite poems was The Weary Blues. The way Mrs. Stansbury read it i could feel myself in the poem. The narrator is sad, but he likes being sad. I like that it is very jazzy, i feel like i want to snap my fingers or something. This poem would be a good poem to read while i was down or sad or something. It's sad but it makes you smile at the same time.
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the poem was energetic and insightfull on how the blues can be used to represent feelings of sadness
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Darius Weaver
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I think that this is one of the stories that you just have to put as much wild and crazy attitude into reading it as you can.I belive that that is always what happens with jazz stories especially jazz stories wih fights and steam boats.
My favorite poem was The Weary Blues. When Mrs. Stansbury read it i felt like i could see and hear the character.
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One of my favorite poems was the weary blues because it was about bieng happy and sad at the same time
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3rd period
i personaly like Jazz Fantasia because it was very different. It was kind of incorperating the war in mi sence, if you think about it cause it was talking about druming, blowing on things and so much more. It may be talking about instraments but to me it is kind of talking about the war.
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ReplyDeleteWhen Mrs.Stansbury said this poem, it really moved me. As if i was sitting there listening and was in the wrtiters seat. the narrator has the blues, and when he expresses his feelings he does a great job of it. I love this peom, its great.
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ReplyDeleteMrs.Stansbury read The Weary Blues is was talking about jazz but meaning that he is sad and dont want to be sad no more
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I really liked the jazz fantasia, as Mrs. Stansbury described the sounds of the instruments, I could hear the music all around me
Toyyail Morris
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I really liked this Poem because i loved the way Mrs.Sanbury read it to our class and how she described how the insturments sounded and how it explained the meaning of jazz.
I thought Jazz Fantasia was a moving the way Mrs.Stansbury described the music it made me feel like it was all around me.
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ReplyDeletei honesty think the poem is to quick for me to understand but then again i never liked poetry as much as i love books but many people can see the quickness in the poem and think it might be a little to quick i do not like this poem but what can i do about it everyone has there own viewpoints
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I thought that Mrs. Stansbury was a bit funny in Jazz Fantasia by the way she made noises and changed the pitch of her voice to match what the lines were describing. She preformed it so well I felt I was there. It was so vivid, so naturally, I understood it very well.
ReplyDeleteI never liked poetry till i heard miss standsbury reading to us an she put a lot of energetic an emotion into it it was really good
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My favorite poem was The Weary Blues. I like the author's word choice. The poem had good imagery and rhyme. I also liked how he put part of the song in the poem.
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When Mrs. Stansbury read The Weary Blues it sounded like I was actually there in front of the stage. She described the noises and the tones of the instruments. The Weary Blues made me look at life and see that when I was sad I could have been happy and pushed the sadness aside. Life is not always about being sad its about the good stuff.
My favorite was Jazz Fantasia I like the way she made the sound effects.Without the sound effects i think that the poem would be boring and the way Ms.Standsbury made the poem sound and more jazzy which made me feel the poem more.The way oMs.Standsbury read made the poem feel very energetic
ReplyDeleteThis was my favorite because it had alot of energy when it was read.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite poetry was jazz fantasia I like what the author said about jazz because i like that kind of music.The sounds that have the poem I really like that and when Mrs.Stansbury do the sounds for the poem that was really funny and I like the way she do it.I really like poetry is one of the most things i like to do,I write a lot of poems about love and life.I really like this poem I hope I can know more for do one like this.
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ReplyDeleteI like the poem "The Weary Blues," because Mrs. Stansbury made it semm as if the poem was visual not an audio piece. I felt as if i was there or it was happening right before me. The way she recited the poem in her on voice and tone along with the movements and gestures made again made it seem so well.The use of onomatopoeia made it a great poem..-A.GROOMS
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I like the poem "The Weary Blues," because Mrs. Stansbury made it seem as if the poem was visual not an audio piece. I felt as if I was there or it was happening right before me. The way she recited the poem in her on voice and tone along with the movements and gestures made again made it seem so real.The use of onomatopoeia made it a great poem.. Officially my favorite of the past week
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My favorite poem that was read to the class was Jazz Fantasia by, Carl Sandburg. The way Mrs. Stansbury read the poem was like it was happening in the room. The way she was reading and made all the noise affects and actions brought the poem to life. I don't personally like poetry, but the way Mrs. Stansbury was reading it made me want to listen and it caught my attention and there was never a dull moment in the poem while she was reading.
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6th period
jazz fantasia,i really love this poem and how mrs.stansbury read it,it sounded like everything could make music or you can make music out of about anything it also reminds me of when i was little and banged on pots and pans...this poem was great and i dont even like poetry that much and i absolutly love this poem...Amber Franklin
ReplyDeleteThis poem is really good. I really didn't like poems till mrs.stansbury read it with an outgoing, loud voice.
ReplyDeleteI think this is a very good poem...it's very jazzy and catches alot of people attention. Mrs.Stansbury reads jazz fantasia really good, she knows how to make people fall in love with this poem. I think this is the best poem we readed, I love Jazz Fantasia.
ReplyDeleteOut of all the poems i have read this one is my favorite "the weary blue" by Langston Hughes it writer use odd ways put whats going on he catches your attention and keeps our attention.
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I like this poem because the way Mrs.Stansbury read. SHe put so much into it and she reads like shes the one that worte it.
ReplyDeleteJazz Fantasia is a "one-of-a-kind," poem!!Carl Sandburg outdid himself with the personificatiion and similies he used in expressing the music!!! I appreciate him writing this poem! Its definitly a new favorite of mine!!
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Jazz Fantasia wasn't exactly a poem that spoke to me in a soulful way other poems reach me. This poem didnt reach me, but it was good. I don't have any relation with an instrument to have the feeling the poet has. The poem had good usage of similes and metaphors, making it easier for me to connect the authors instruments to feelings.
ReplyDeleteI like this poem because it is a really good poem to read when your sad, or frustrated.
ReplyDeleteits a alright poem to read when you goin through something or what not idk it doesnt relate to anything in my life but its a good one if your sad or depresses .
ReplyDeletesigned-alycia stewart; 3rd period .
All graded except teezy? baby girl? who are these two persons?
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