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HELLO EVERYONE!
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2. DEAR LORD AND FATHER OF ALL,
THANK YOU FOR TODAY.
THANK YOU FOR WAYS IN WHICH YOU PROVIDE FOR US ALL.
FOR YOUR PROTECTION AND LOVE WE THANK YOU.
HELP US TO FOCUS OUR HEARTS AND MINDS NOW ON WHAT
WE ARE ABOUT TO LEARN.
INSPIRE US BY YOUR HOLY SPIRIT AS WE LISTEN AND WRITE.
GUIDE US BY YOUR ETERNAL LIGHT AS WE DISCOVER MORE
ABOUT THE WORLD AROUND US.
WE ASK ALL THIS IN THE NAME OF JESUS.
AMEN.
PRAYER

3. attendance checking
Instead of the usual "Present,
Ma'am", provide an animal that
resembles your personality when
your name is called.

4. Quarter II - 21st Century Literature
from the World

5. OBJECTIVES
1 2 3
And be able to differentiate
the Literary Devices from each
other through analyzing a
European literary piece.
Understanding and
appreciation of 21st century
literature of the world through
analyzing a literary piece using
the literary devices.
By generating your own
literary piece through utilizing
literary devices.
identify demonstrate SHOW APPRECIATION

6. HOW DO YOU FEEL?
Happy as the kine in
the fields
Calm as a clam
shell
Struggling to Keep
Afloat

8. M A T P O H E R

9. M E T A P H O R

10. I I E L S M

11. S I M I L E

12. G R E Y M I A

13. I M A G E R Y

22. How on earth did it happen, I used to wonder
that a whole city—arches, pillars, colonnades,
not to mention vehicles and animals —had all
one fine day gone under?
I mean, I said to myself, the world was small then.
Surely a great city must have been missed?
I miss our old city —
white pepper, white pudding, you and I meeting
under fanlights and low skies to go home in it. Maybe
what really happened is
this: the old fable -makers searched hard for a word
to convey that what is gone is gone forever and
never found it. And so, in the best traditions of
where we come from, they gave their sorrow a name
and drowned it.
Eavan Boland -
1944-2020

27. LITERARY DEVICES Mary Heart B. Maestre SEE YOU ON OUR NEXT MEETING!
for your cooperation
Thank You
!
mODULE 3: lITERARY GENRES,TRADITIONS AND FORMS ACROSS THE WORLD END