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Types of Poems

Types of Poems. Limericks. A limerick is a five line poem whimsical poem. Lines one, two and five rhyme with each other and lines three and four rhyme. A flee and a fly and a flue Were caught, so what could they do? Said the fly, “let us flee.” “Let us fly,” said the flee.

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Types of Poems

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  1. Types of Poems

  2. Limericks • A limerick is a five line poem whimsical poem. Lines one, two and five rhyme with each other and lines three and four rhyme.

  3. A flee and a fly and a flue Were caught, so what could they do? Said the fly, “let us flee.” “Let us fly,” said the flee. So they flew through a flaw in the flue.

  4. Acrostic Poems • Acrostic poems are poems in which the first letter of each line, when read vertically, spell out a word.

  5. Gunpowder Elementary School • Greatest School in Baltimore County • Understanding how we learn • Never a dull moment • Priceless • Only the best teachers • Wonderful Specials • Delicious lunches • Exciting lessons • Recess

  6. Shape Poems • A shape poem is a poem designed with words that form the shape of the object the poem is about.

  7. Birth of a Triangle Mama and Papa and Baby makes three Reaching sides of a three-sided tree Oedipal winds rustle from trees triangular shapes converting dissimilarity into peeves straight lines connect the corners turned mirrored sight un-burned buried am I

  8. A Triangle Tale I Do Not Know At All How I Got Stuck Inside This Piece Of Pie And I’m Unsure How To Begin To Get Out Of This Fix I Am In. This Triangle Is Simply Not An Entertaining Sort Of Spot So I Can Say Without A Doubt I’d Like To Leave And Wow…………............I Am Out

  9. An Angel an angel tumbling d o w n to earth

  10. Ode • An Ode is a poem praising and glorifying a person, place or thing.

  11. Ode To A Butterfly by Lorraine Nesbit Oh! The butterfly He flutters all day, He roams the skies With some delay. He alights on trees, fences, and roses. To whatever attracts his fancy He will do his poses.

  12. He’s up, he’s down He dances with the breeze, He comes, he goes And does it with ease. As I watch him In pure delight, I begin to wonder If he knows his own plight.

  13. For soon spring turns into summer Then summer flies quickly by, The sun setting early Into a darkening sky. The butterfly is gone now Replaced by snow, But he will be back again To put on his beautiful show.

  14. Haiku Haiku is unrhymed Japanese verse consisting of three lines of 5-7-5 syllables. Haiku is written in the present tense and is about nature.

  15. Pink cherry blossoms Cast shimmering reflections On seas of Japan

  16. Cinquains A cinquain is a poem that consists of five lines. Each has a required number of syllables. Line 1= Title, noun, 2 syllables Line 2= Description, 4 syllables Line 3= Action, 6 syllables Line 4= Feelings, phrase,8 syllables Line 5= Title, synonym for the title

  17. puppy ornery, naughty growling, jumping, chewing a playful bundle of trouble Boxer

  18. Couplets • A couplet is a two lined poem with a fun and simple rhyming pattern. Couplets are often humorous. The last word in each line must rhyme.

  19. My English teacher wants me to use my imagination So I go to math class and let my mind go on vacation!

  20. Free Verse • Free verse is a poem without any rules. There is no rhyme, meter, form or rhythm.

  21. What do the oceans do at night? Do they tease and tickle the bottom of boats? Do they ripple away in fright? Or are the beaches like coats? That keep them still and quiet. And once the day breaks and it’s breakfast time Do the oceans wish for some other diet than fish?

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