Ode

An exalted, complex lyric that develops a serious and dignified theme. Odes appeal to both the imagination and the intellect.OdeOde AnalysisRead your assigned ode, and, once you have done so, paraphrase each sentence. (HOMEWORK) SOAPStoneLevels of QuestionsLevel 1 On the line (ask and answer for each sentence)Level 2 Between the lines (ask and answer for each sentence)Level 3 Beyond the lines (ask and answer for the ode as a whole)Devices Linked to Meaning (Lines, Device, Commentary)You may create a table if you like Analyze at least 2 examples of each details/figurative language, diction, and imagery remembering to use quotes in your commentary!ShiftsWriting assignmentAfter reading and analyzing the ode, write a paragraph in which you explain why this poem is classified as an ode and how the poets use of diction, imagery, and details reveals Antigones themes.

Class AnalysisAs a class we will discuss:How is this poem an ode? How does it relate to Antigone? How does this ode contribute to your understanding of the plays themes?