"Survivor’s Guilt: A Villanelle" by Anacaona Rocio Milagro
Reading and Annotating
As you reread & annotate Milagro's “Survivor’s Guilt”, keep your literary antennae up for some of her poetic choices.
Lesson created by Joel Garza
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Introduction to The Breakbeat Poets Vol. 4: LatiNext with editor José Olivarez
Discussing
Consider in small groups or as a class the impact of each of those poetic choices.
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Pre-Reading
Writing
Before you watch Milagro's video and read the poem yourself, keep three things in mind.
Few of us think of ourselves as poets. But we all have a perspective that is worthwhile—and not just worthwhile to ourselves. We all can make meaning in our lives, even if that meaning is not always joyful or clear. Consider which of these writing prompts is the easiest gateway to knowing yourself & loving yourself, to knowing others & understanding—if not loving—others, and then respond.
Watching
Watch Milagro's reading & explanation of "Survivor’s Guilt." As you listen, write down your responses to the following questions:
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"Survivor’s Guilt: A Villanelle" by Anacaona Rocio Milagro
Reading and Annotating
As you reread & annotate Milagro's “Survivor’s Guilt”, keep your literary antennae up for some of her poetic choices.
Lesson created by Joel Garza
READ MORE
Introduction to The Breakbeat Poets Vol. 4: LatiNext with editor José Olivarez
Discussing
Consider in small groups or as a class the impact of each of those poetic choices.
Watch
Pre-Reading
Writing
Before you watch Milagro's video and read the poem yourself, keep three things in mind.
Few of us think of ourselves as poets. But we all have a perspective that is worthwhile—and not just worthwhile to ourselves. We all can make meaning in our lives, even if that meaning is not always joyful or clear. Consider which of these writing prompts is the easiest gateway to knowing yourself & loving yourself, to knowing others & understanding—if not loving—others, and then respond.
Watching
Watch Milagro's reading & explanation of "Survivor’s Guilt." As you listen, write down your responses to the following questions:
Watch
To find out more about LatiNext, Anacaona Rocio Milagro, and other poetry assignments, go to the next page
Find out more about...
LatiNext
Other poetry lessons