English Through Poetry

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Author Name: Dr. S. Joseph Arul Jayraj, Dr. R. Jayakanth, Dr. S. John Bosco
ISBN: 9789352747603
Edition: First 2023
Pages: 110

About the Book:
This poetry anthology highlights the importance of teaching and learning poetry as a means to enrich language skills and human experience. Presenting “the best words in the best order,” it captures some of the finest moments from celebrated poets and helps readers connect with life, language, and the poet’s vision. The book encourages reading poetry aloud, fostering empathy, trust, and effective communication in the classroom. It enables teachers to guide students in uncovering subtle messages, interpreting meaning, and expressing ideas both in speech and writing. Balancing LSRW (Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing) skills with analytical strategies, it nurtures both literature lovers and critical thinkers, making poetry a powerful tool for language development.

Contents:

1. All the World’s a Stage — William Shakespeare

2. Poison Tree — William Blake

3. Ozymandias — Percy Bysshe Shelley

4. Incident of the French Camp — Robert Browning

5. Where the Mind is without Fear — Rabindranath Tagore

6. If — Rudyard Kipling

7. Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening — Robert Frost

8. The Man with the Wooden Leg — Katherine Mansfield

9. The Journey of the Magi — T.S. Eliot

10. Australia — A.D. Hope

11. Night of the Scorpion — Nissim Ezekiel

12. Refugee Mother and Child — Chinua Achebe

13. Mirror — Sylvia Plath

14. The Fancy-Dress Show — Kamala Das

15. The Landlady — Margaret Atwood

16. Beautiful Inside — Paul Holmes

Subjects:
Annotated Classics / Critical Readers, Anthologies

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