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Showing posts with label poetic language features. Show all posts
Showing posts with label poetic language features. Show all posts

Monday, 13 June 2016

Poets

This term we had a whole school perhaps recital but this time we are going to have a poem recital. I memorized a poem that I originally wrote based on the moari legend of how the land and sky came to be apart with little twists. Please read and enjoy.

Land and Sky


Irresistible, attached like gum and a piece of shoe
One man is green, one woman is blue
What a creation they had formed
But soon the children raged and stormed
United as will but anguish building inside
So they planned a vicious plan to separate the groom and bride


Close, irritating like a dirty old rash
Feelings were built up and feelings were outlasted
Close indeed, which they couldn’t stand
With just one touch at the tip of hand


Separated, torn like a tip of thorns
Adrenaline building on the devil with sharp horns
But soon as planned they were separated at last
And feelings of being so close disappeared so fast


Anger, doubt and grief reappeared
Soon the children’s eyes filled up with fear
As women made it storm, as man made it filthy
They became sick and no longer wilthy
No more complaints as they learned to get along
Living up close was never really wrong….
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Thursday, 30 July 2015

Emotion Poem

Today I have written a poem about 2 emotions which is Dispirited and Euphoria which are happy and sad emotions. This poem includes the 5 senses, similes and descriptive words.

Dispirited
Dispirited is grey like dark gloomy skies hovering over my head wherever I go
It tastes like over salted chips with a sour taste
It smells like the stench of rotten cheese left on the shelf for 10 years
It looks like unpleasant gifts covered in mold and dust with rats in the inside
It sounds like balloons let off without being tied
It feels like you’re a ghost invisible and left out -

Dispirited

Thursday, 23 July 2015

Making a mess in the kitchen is good right?

In Reading today I learnt how to include some interesting language features when i'm writing my poems such as enjambment, irony and euphemism. Here is a poem I have happily written about making a mess in the kitchen.

Don’t clean your dishes
leave them out
For sure they’ll clean up
By themselves
Make a big huge mess
On the kitchen counter
Eat all the food
In less than a minute
OH and don’t forget
To have a food fight

Here comes your parents
Happy and delighted
To see what a mess
You have caused
They glance out the room
With a smile on their face
Well at least that is what
I thought they did
My parents come back in
With still  smiles on their faces
happy to clean such a mess

I have made