"Interpretive reading" is appropriate for virtually any poem, short story, or novel.
For poets try Keats, Shakespeare, Keats, cummings, Shapiro.
For short stories try Hemingway, Conrad, or David Brin
For novels, try Twain, Steinbeck, Fitzgerald, Orson Scott Card
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Poemhunter is a good website where one can read and download poems. It is a free service.
To read any article , poem story , news letter and get the main idea and what there trying to say out of it
Before people could read or write, poems were often passed down orally through storytelling, songs, chants, and performances. These forms of oral tradition allowed for the transmission of poems from generation to generation. It relied on memory, repetition, and community involvement to preserve and share poetic works.
Robert Kennedy, a close friend of John Steinbeck, read some of Steinbeck's favorite poems at his funeral. The poem included "Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night" by Dylan Thomas.
yes he did write many poems. to read these poems go to ralphedisonpoetry.com
The word read is a verb.Example, I read the book.Read can be used as a noun as in the sentence:The article was a very good read.
If you are asking about Robin Hood the story dates back to 1225 when stories were told as long poems. People couldn't read, so stories were told as oral poems. This made them easy to remember and as time went on the story changed and characters added.
Poems came before people could read or write.
Colonists read literature such as poems and narratives.
Most stories were oral poems because people couldn't read and as a poem it helped people to remember. In the late 1800's Grimm brothers took the stories and wrote them down.
The song Birdsong is a compilation of poems written on the walls in the Terezin concentration camp. These poems were written by children that were staying there. Paul Read put music to these inspiring poems.