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Types of…

Types of…. P. O. E. T. R. Y. POETRY. Words arranged in a metrical or rhythmic pattern. Tells a story through verse. Often imaginative and creative. Acrostic Imagery Poem Haiku Pictogram Parallel Poem. Cinquain Free Verse Song Prepositional Poem Rhyming Poem. Acrostic.

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  1. Types of… P O E T R Y

  2. POETRY • Words arranged in a metrical or rhythmic pattern. • Tells a story through verse. • Often imaginative and creative. Acrostic Imagery Poem Haiku Pictogram Parallel Poem Cinquain Free Verse Song Prepositional Poem Rhyming Poem

  3. Acrostic ~ The first letter in each line spells a word. Heartbreaking He broke my heart Every piece, shattered All I wanted was his love Real, as he promised True, as mine for him But he walked away Right in the middle of paradise Every beat of my heart Aches for his love Keeping the flame aglow I will wait by the light Never losing the hope God will send him back to me The Sun Shines brightly Up in the sky Nice and warm on my skin.

  4. Imagery Poem ~Consists of words describing the senses. Sight Sound Taste Touch Smell Subject red smoky crackling hot FIRE slimy leaping croaking FROG

  5. Haiku ~ Consists of three unrhymed lines of five, seven, and five syllables (5, 7, 5) or 17 syllables in all. Haiku is usually written in the present tense and focuses on nature (seasons). Pink cherry blossoms Cast shimmering reflections On seas of Japan. Salt-waves caress sand tickling my toes and heart in their short-spun wake. Goldfish in a bowl swimming day and night never arriving.

  6. Pictogram ~ Created in the shape of the subject. My Body my body is a walking representation the outward visual caption of what it means to be me from the outside looking in at times I hide from you but mostly what you see is what you will get. I wish everyone could see my Christmas tree and have the fun and feel the childish glee coming to me when decorating it for all my friends to see.

  7. Parallel Poem ~ Uses repetitive lines and phrases I am a nutty guy who likes dolphins. I wonder what I, and the world, will be like in the year 2010. I hear silence pulsing in the middle of the night. I see a dolphin flying up to the sky. I want the adventure of life before it passes me by. I am a nutty guy who likes dolphins. I can… I can run; I can try; I can dream; I can fly; I can do anything if I am for the sky. ~Judie Strouf The sun is like an orange; The moon is like cheese; The lake is like blue crepe waving in the breeze; Trees are like octopi grasping for air; Grass is like carpet before it gets bare; Flowers are like rainbows; And clouds are like cotton; Nature’s gifts are like presents not soon forgotten.

  8. Cinquain 1 noun 2 adjectives 3 adjectives or 3 “-ing” words 4 word sentence or phrase describing a feeling or action synonym for line 1 Hamburgers, Thick, juicy, Delicious, scrumptious, yummy, Better still with cheese, Cheeseburgers bird, powerful, free, soaring, swooping, sailing, always searching for prey hawk

  9. Free Verse POEM As the cat climbed over the top of the tamcloset first the right forefoot carefully then the hind stepped down into apit of the empty flowerpot ---William Carlos Williams • BETWEEN WALLS • the back wings • of the • hospital where • nothing • will grow lie • cinders • in which shine • the broken • pieces of a green • bottle • ---William Carlos Williams ~ Contains no true rhyme, rhythm, or form.

  10. Song ~ Lyrics contain verses (lines that make up a song) and a chorus (a repeating verse in a song, the refrain). "Basketball“ (Lil’ Bow Wow) [Chorus]They’re playing basketballWe love that basketballNow basketball is my favorite sportI like the way they dribble up and down the courtI keep it so fresh on the microphoneI like no interruption when the game is onI like slam-dunks that take me to the hoop My favorite play is the alley-oopI like the pick-n-roll I like the give-n-goAnd its basketball Bow Wow lets go[Chorus]I got the rock in my handsThere ain’t no tellin what i’m gonna do wit itWhen i got possession i’m gonna have to fool wit itI might cross you up and fake one wayTurn around and hit you wit the MJ fade-away…

  11. Preposition = Squirrel & the Tree Prepositional Poem ~ No limit on lines, just use a preposition to begin each line. My Hidden Spot Inside my room, Near the window, Between the two closet doors, On the shelf, Beyond my jewelry box, Within my baby picture, Under the vase, Is the key to my diary. ~ Evangeline Barfield The Fuss During the fuss With my Mom Inside she was mad But outside she was calm. Near the beginning, During the end, Like any other fuss, After which we became friends. ~ Jeff Griffin

  12. Rhyming Poem ~ Contains a rhyme scheme for each stanza. Rhyme Scheme A B A B ‘Twas brillig, and the slithy toves Did gyre and gimble in the wabe: All mimsy were the borogoves, And the mome raths outgrabe. ~ Lewis Carroll’s Jabberwocky

  13. Your Turn… • Pick a style of poetry. • Plan your poem. • Write your poem in your journal.

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