Stress Management through Poem composing
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The document outlines the components and stages of poem composing used in stress management therapy, focusing on themes, sensory experiences, figures of speech, and organization. It describes a structured approach to creating poetry, detailing steps from initiation to exploration and finally organization, with examples of themes related to objects, places, and emotions. A sample poem illustrates the concepts discussed, expressing feelings of isolation and longing while ultimately conveying a message of hope and resilience.
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- 1. Poem Composing- Stress Management Therapy C.Karthik Deepa Assistant Professor Department of Education Avinashilingam Institute for Home Science & Higher Education for Women Coimbatore cherrydeepa@hmail.com 9976131831
- 3. Poem Components 1. Theme 2. Sensory Experiences 3. Figures of Speech 4. Time & Place
- 4. Stage of Poem Composing ? Step I : Initiation ? Step II : Isolation ? Step III : Exploration ? Step IV : Organization
- 5. Component 1 Theme Object / Thing / Person Place Feeling/Emotion
- 6. Theme- Object / Thing ?Example ?Rose ?Baby ?Cotton candy ?Cow …
- 8. Theme- Emotion / Feeling ?Example ?Love ?Anger …
- 9. Loneliness
- 10. Sensory Experiences ? See - How it looks like to you? ? Taste - How it tastes to you? ? Hear - How it Sounds to you? ? Smell - How it smells to you? ? Touch - How it is when you touch?
- 11. See - How it looks like to you? ? Colour ? Pattern ? Texture ? Size ? With What we can compare ? Example ? distant desert ? Pale ? horrible ? Hard, hallow ? bouquet of blossoms
- 12. Taste - How it tastes to you? ? Six tastes ? Compare the taste with something Example bitter and sour
- 13. Hear - How it Sounds to you? ? Soft ? Loud ? Sound of animals ? Comparing the sound with something … ? Example ? Cry ? Mourning and muttering, ? grumbling and growling
- 14. Smell - How it smells to you? ? Fragrant ? Stinking ? Compare with something ... ? Example ? Stinking ? like a rotten cabbage
- 15. Touch - How it is when you touch? ? Smooth-Hard ? Rough-Silky ? Hot-Cold ? Compare with something … Example empty and energy less pale and painful Hot
- 16. Stage of Poem Composing ? Step I : Initiation ?Theme
- 17. Stage of Poem Composing ? Step II : Isolation ?Adjectives and words based on the sensory experiences related to the theme
- 18. Stage of Poem Composing ? Step III: Exploration 1. Figures of Speech Eg. Alliteration, Simile, metaphor … distant desert Feeling fearful, furious and frustrated hopeless and helpless Searching for a single
- 19. Stage of Poem Composing ? Step III : Exploration ?2. Time & Place ?Noon in the desert ?distant desert
- 20. Stage of Poem Composing ? Step IV : Organization ?Arranging the adjectives and words
- 21. Composed Poem Oh there is no one in this distant desert It’s me all alone hopeless and helpless Feeling fearful, furious and frustrated Searching for a single soul even a stick There is nothing in my right, nothing in my left, Nothing in my front, nothing in my back not even my shadow Let the air be stopped so that I will die and find some rest Am tangled with tension no one to rescue me Am empty and energy less, crushed and crying no one to comfort me
- 22. Full of confusion and crunch no way to get out Stinking like a rotten cabbage, bitter and sour Hard, hallow, heavy and horrible, pale and painful Mourning and muttering, grumbling and growling Noon in the desert with unquenched thirst All I need is a shoulder to cry, arms to hold Fingers to wipe my tears, feet to walk with me Voice to comfort me, eyes to visit me Where can I find? How can I find? Whom shall I find? I can’t. There is no one for me. No one, not.… Death? Is this the way to out from loneliness? Oh no Why should I die? Why should I cry? God has a purpose and plans for me He’ll give me the strength to struggle with courage I will catch victory He’ll provide and protect, care and comfort me He’ll remove my shame and give me strength I’ll walk with confident and courage there is someone to love me He makes my life beautiful bouquet of blossoms