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Mrs. Brown’s Guide to

Mrs. Brown’s Guide to . POETRY Part I. Part I Poetry. Haiku Tanka Cinquain Diamante. Haiku. Has three non-rhyming lines. First line has 5 syllables. Second line has 7 syllables. Third line has 5 syllables. Often about something beautiful in nature. 5 syllables. 5 syllables.

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Mrs. Brown’s Guide to

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  1. Mrs. Brown’s Guide to POETRY Part I

  2. Part I Poetry • Haiku • Tanka • Cinquain • Diamante

  3. Haiku • Has three non-rhyming lines. • First line has 5 syllables. • Second line has 7 syllables. • Third line has 5 syllables. • Often about something beautiful in nature.

  4. 5 syllables 5 syllables 7 syllables Haiku X X X X X Brisk spring and fall air New colors glance in my hair As I watch in awe. X X X X X X X X X X X X

  5. 5 syllables 5 syllables 7 syllables Haiku Let’s try one together: Title:

  6. Has five lines. First line has 5 syllables. Second line has 7 syllables. Third line has 5 syllables. Fourth line has 7 syllables. Fifth line has 7 syllables. Uses similes, metaphors, & personification. Tanka

  7. 5 syllables 5 syllables 7 syllables 7 syllables 7 syllables Tanka X X X X X Thunderclouds building Gathering strength as they grow Releasing themselves Pouring life-giving torrents Cleansing the world in shower X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

  8. 5 syllables 5 syllables 7 syllables 7 syllables 7 syllables Tanka Let’s try one together: Title:

  9. Has five lines: Line 1: noun Line 2: two adjectives describing the noun Line 3: three verbs showing the actions of the noun Line 4: a four-word phrase telling about the noun Line 5: repetition of the noun or use of a synonym for the noun Cinquain

  10. noun 3 verbs 2 adjectives 4-word phrase synonym for noun Cinquain Sneakers White, squeaky Running, jumping, skipping They cover my feet Nike

  11. noun 3 verbs 2 adjectives 4-word phrase synonym for noun Cinquain Let’s try one together:

  12. Diamond-shaped poem with 7 lines: Line 1: 1 NOUN-A Line 2: 2 ADJECTIVES-A Line 3: 3 GERUNDS-A (verb + -ing) Line 4: 2 NOUNS-A + 2 NOUNS-B Line 5: 3 GERUNDS-B (verb + -ing) Line 6: 2 ADJECTIVES-B Line 7: 1 NOUN-B Diamante

  13. 1 noun A 1 noun B 2 adjectives A 2 adjectives B 2 nouns A + 2 nouns B 3 verbs + -ing A 3 verbs + -ing B Diamante Winter Rainy, cold Skiing, skating, sledding Mountains, wind, breeze, ocean Swimming, surfing, scuba diving Sunny, hot Summer

  14. 1 noun A 1 noun B 2 adjectives A 2 adjectives B 2 nouns A + 2 nouns B 3 verbs + -ing A 3 verbs + -ing B Diamante Let’s try one together: Title:

  15. Mrs. Brown’s Guide to POETRY Part II

  16. Part II Poetry • Bio Poem • Simile Poem • ABC Poem • Limerick

  17. Bio Poem • Bio poetry gives basic information about a person in a poetic form. • Bio is short for biography which is a story written about a person’s life.

  18. Bio Poem • Line 1: Your first name only • Line 2: Four traits that describe you (adjectives) • Line 3: Wishes to… • Line 4: Dreams of… • Line 5: Wants to… • Line 6: Who wonders… • Line 7: Who fears… • Line 8: Who likes… • Line 9: Who loves… • Line 10: Who wants to see… (3 things) • Line 11: Who resides in… (name of your city) • Line 10: Your last name only

  19. Bio Poem • Dana • Woman, Teacher, Mother, Happy • Wishes to see Oprah • Dreams of winning the lottery • Wants to travel • Who wonders what her children will do when they get older • Who fears roller coasters • Who likes scrapbooking • Who wants to see Washington D.C., sunset in the West, the World! • Who resides in Portland • Brown

  20. Simile Poem • Uses the word “as” to make a comparison with the subject. • A statement then follows.

  21. Simile Poem Summer is as hot as a cauldron with boiling water. comparison statement Hurricanes are as destructive and angry as a mother tiger when it’s lost its baby.

  22. Simile Poem Let’s try some together: comparison statement

  23. ABC Poem • Don’t always make good sense • May be fun but challenging • Start with A and go through the alphabet writing a word for each letter

  24. ABC Poem A Bad Cat Did Eat Falling Goat Hairs In Jamaica. Kitten Littles Make Noises On Pianos. Questioned Raccoons Sing Tunes Under Vents With Xtra Yelling “Zunes”!

  25. Limerick • Five line poem • Funny or nonsensical • First line often begins with • “There once was…”

  26. 2 short snappy lines Rhymes with 2 What happens? How it ended? Rhymes with 1 & 2 Limerick There once was a sweet little frog Who lived by himself on a log. He saw a fat fly, And he said, “Oh my! I think I’ll go out for a jog.”

  27. 2 short snappy lines Rhymes with 2 What happens? How it ended? Rhymes with 1 & 2 Limerick There once was a farmer from Maine Whose cow was in terrible pain He went to the vet To care for his pet But then he got caught in the rain.

  28. 2 short snappy lines Rhymes with 2 What happens? How it ended? Rhymes with 1 & 2 Limerick There once was a puppy named Prince, Who guarded his owner’s back fence He barked at the man Who picked up the can Stealing garbage just didn’t make sense!

  29. Usually begins with “There once was…” Rhymes with 2 2 short snappy lines 3 & 4 rhyme What happens? Rhymes with 1 How it ended? Rhymes with 1 & 2 Limerick Let’s try on together: 1- 2- 3- 4- 5-

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