Poetry Resources
In libraries world-wide, poetry is assigned to the topic literature. Materials classified as literature are in Dewey decimal class 800. Despite the unprecedented impact of the COVID-19 virus, the TZHS Library Media Center has access to many on-line resources that will support your poetry analysis research.
Select a poet who interests you. Once you have selected a poet, read five to eight of the poet’s works in order to reach an “informed judgment” on their techniques and style.
TIP One: Use Google Keep to help you stay organized. *Create quick lists * Add structured information and subtasks * Access your notes and lists on the web and your mobile devices. Click here to watch a video on how to use Google Keep.Â
TIP Two: Use the CRAAP Test  to help you evaluate your resources.
Below are a few suggested resources for your research:
Use Z Library to create a free account and to access free copies of your selected poets’ work and criticisms of their work.
 empirelink |
 tzhs/ look |
 Google Books |
 FREE to NY Resident |
 empirelink |
 FREE Poetry Foundation |
 Free MAP: Modern American Poetry |
 tzhs/ student20! |
 FREE |
 Library Of Congress |
 Use your public library card # 22828000084192 |
 FREE |
Create a works cited page
A works cited page is an alphabetized list of your sources using the Modern Language Association (MLA) format. A works cited page serves to show the reader where the information is from giving the source credit for the information and ideas. Cite the book, article, or document using the appropriate format.
Here are the best free online bibliography and citation tools that are bound to get the job done!
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