How to make meaning out of FORM in poetry: 3 quick examples

I've noticed that analysing form and structure for meaning continues to be a challenge for lots of literature students, so in this video, I illlustrate with 3 popular poems how you can go about making creative and convincing meaning out of poetic form and structure. The point is to activate your associative and analogical thinking, and to consider what qualities in the text’s arrangement and layout are reflected in or similar to the text’s ideas. To understand what this means, watch this video! TIMESTAMPS: 03:22 - Analysing form and structure in Maya Angelou's 'Still I Rise' 06:33 - Analysing form and structure in Robert Frost's 'Fire and Ice' 09:40 - Analysing form and structure in George Herbert's 'The Altar' WATCH MY OTHER POETRY VIDEOS: ✅ Full poetry guide playlist:    • POETRY GUIDE   ✅ A-Level poetry analysis playlist:    • POETRY ANALYSIS - ALEVEL/HIGHER LEVEL   💯 TUTORING REQUESTS: jen.chan@yingduttoneducation.com 💫 FOLLOW MY INSTAGRAM to DM me with questions: https://bit.ly/393zRvg 💌JOIN MY MAILING LIST for monthly digests of all the good stuff I write and create for English lit students: https://bit.ly/3l0bYHC