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domingo, 22 de junio de 2014
Mametz Wood by M. Antinao
Miguel Antinao has created a song based on Mametz Wood, in his song, he takes the place of one of the soldiers in the battle.
Song lyrics:
"Always Together"
There was a time when we were young,
When it ws not allowed to run
Across the fields, facing the sky
Towards the wood , we walked in lines.
Always together,
Always together.
We tended this land with our blood,
With our tears falling down.
Time passes by, nobody knows
That we are hidden underground.
Always together,
Always together.
Years afterwards into the farms,
Working the sharp metal arms,
Harvest the war, touchable skins
The precious golden skeletons.
Always together,
Always together.
They were unknown , all our names
But it was opened, our grave.
Lights in the eyes, facing the sky
We sang this song about our lives.
Always together,
Always together.
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students,
World War I; ;War Poets
lunes, 16 de junio de 2014
viernes, 6 de junio de 2014
Mametz Wood by Cruz, V, Caminoa, L & Benedetti V, Aylén
Work done by Vanesa Cruz , Leticia Caminoa & Aylén Benedetti V.
Etiquetas:
students,
World War I; ;War Poets
Mametz wood by Bleynat, P & Villanueva, X
Work done by Paula Bleynat & Ximena Villanueva
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students,
World War I; ;War Poets
lunes, 2 de junio de 2014
Mametz Wood by J. Jaimerena & A. Pereyra
Work done by J.Jaimerena & A. Pereyra
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students,
World War I; ;War Poets
viernes, 23 de mayo de 2014
viernes, 2 de mayo de 2014
War Poets

This year is the centenary of the First World War.
Follow the links below to other blog posts on the War Poets:
sábado, 26 de octubre de 2013
The War Poets revisited: a modern-day response to 1914
To mark the centenary of the first world war, poet laureate Carol Ann Duffy invited poets to respond to the poetry, letters and diary entries from the trenches and the home front – including Seamus Heaney, whose specially written poem is posthumously published here for the first time.
Follow the link to read The Guardian's article and the poems
sábado, 16 de mayo de 2009
World War I

Here are some interesting Power Point Presentations that we dealt with in class:
The Road to WW1: http://rapidshare.com/files/233802830/TheRoadToWW1__1_.ppt
WW1: http://rapidshare.com/files/233807838/WW1_2_.ppt
WW1: Territorial changes:http://rapidshare.com/files/233809107/WWITerritorialChanges_4_.ppt
WW1: Summary:http://rapidshare.com/files/233814700/WWW1_summary.ppt
viernes, 17 de abril de 2009
The War Poets
Our first topic related to literature is about the so-called "War Poets" ,there are several good sites to consult. Click here and you´ll find some of W. Owen´s work and reviews. Another English War Poet was R.Brooke ,if you go here you´ll find some of his poems that we´ll deal with in class.
Finally, here you´ll find the work of S.Sassoon, another English war poet.
Good poem hunting!!!
Poems we´ll read by Owen: "Dulce et DecorumEst"; "Futility"; "Exposure".
by Sassoon:"Survivors";"Does it Matter?"
by Brooke: "The Dead";"Safety"
Finally, here you´ll find the work of S.Sassoon, another English war poet.
Good poem hunting!!!
Poems we´ll read by Owen: "Dulce et DecorumEst"; "Futility"; "Exposure".
by Sassoon:"Survivors";"Does it Matter?"
by Brooke: "The Dead";"Safety"
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