Dead Poem!

A poem?

What's that poem?

A Victorian poem.

DM inventing his own narrative.

We think in narrative structures.

Who wrote this poem?

Who wrote this poem?

That's a great poem.

And the poem goes

And the poem began,

And here's her poem.

Give us a poem.

Good, the next poem.

How's your poem coming?

Commit this poem to memory.

I call that some poem.

She read the poem aloud.

He was learning a poem.

His poem reads as follows.

He was learning a poem.

How does a poem end?

Do you know this poem?

Emily Dickinson begins a poem,

Do you know that poem?

I wrote a new poem.

Do you know this poem?

A poem from the president.

Can you translate the poem?

The mystery contains more dialogue than narrative.

In each instance, the narrative gets switched.

This is part of our collective narrative.

I could create a new story, a new narrative in art history and a new narrative in the world.

The poem worked on her heart.

We are familiar with the poem.

That poem mixes prose with poetry.

Let's learn this poem by heart.

How do you interpret this poem?

This poem is attributed to him.

By whom was this poem written?

This poem was written last night.

Memorize the poem by next week.

She read one poem to him.

She quoted a poem by Keats.

He learned the poem by heart.