This is a type of poem where you say one thing like the subject: horse, then something that relates to horse like barn, then something relates to barn like cat an so on. Then you end it with another word for horse like zebra's relative. Mine is on summer.
Summer
Watermelon
Plants
Rain
Water
Pool
Blue
Rainbow
Sun
Heat
Sunscreen
Swimsuit
Clothes
Shopping
Money
Bank
Free suckers
Popsicles
Cold
Snow
North Pole
Polar Bears
White
Ice
Snow cones
The No School Season
This next poem is where you take a month and fill in it. Called "Sense of time poems."
July
July is bright yellow
The color of the sun
July feels like hot sun on your back
It sounds like laughter
It smells like lemons
July taste like watermelon
July is summer and my birthday
The
haiku (pronounced hi-coo) is a type of poem that first appeared in Japan. The
poem is usually laid out in three lines of 5, 7, and 5 syllables. The best
haikus use simple words, not only to describe a scene but also to give us a
feeling or make us think.
Here's one:
When
I write haiku
I always seem to have one
syllable left over
Another:
Water tumbles down
In a gently flowing stream
Over rocks it trips
And one more:
Tall
and skinny, with gray bold marks
Invented
by mankind
To
be especially used on weekdays
-Pencils
Em
Your blog looks great Emma!!! Where are you moving to? Thanks for commenting!
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Thanks! We are moving to Mckinney close to Claire's neighborhood.
ReplyDeleteEm
Wow!! Sweet!! Hey, where or how did you make your own button?!
ReplyDeleteWriting Haiku's is one of my favorite things to do! I like them because they are short and sweet, they are like . . . bubbles! Full of color, but they don't last long.
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