2. Read from Natalie Diaz' collection: "Abecedarian Requiring Further Examination..." (5), "A Woman with No Legs" (16), and "Why I Hate Raisins" (9-10).
Read from Eduardo C. Corral's collection: "In Colorado My Father Scoured and Stacked Dishes" (9-10), "Border Triptych" (12-14), and "Immigration and Naturalization Service Report #46" (16).
- What subject matter(s) do these poems deal with?
- What commonalities do Diaz' speakers have with each other?
- What commonalities do Corral's speakers have with each other?
- What are differences in the character traits of the speakers in Corral's poems?
- What are the most arresting images in each poem? What makes them memorable and comprehendible?
3. Read in Rules for Writers: Chapters 53 and 54 (420-447).
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