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TPC: Semester 1, 2011

TPC: Semester 1, 2011. Japanese Literary Traditions examples of Haiku, Tanka and Acrostic Tanka. Haiku: Autumn. Leaves descend from trees Between summer and winter Colours of orange By Ronald Marsden, Janelle Brillante, Jasmine Manalac and Namsoo Cha. . Tanka: Adulthood.

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TPC: Semester 1, 2011

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  1. TPC: Semester 1, 2011 Japanese Literary Traditions examples of Haiku, Tanka and Acrostic Tanka

  2. Haiku: Autumn Leaves descend from trees Between summer and winter Colours of orange • By Ronald Marsden, Janelle Brillante, Jasmine Manalac and Namsoo Cha.

  3. Tanka: Adulthood Lessons I’m learning Responsibility sucks Changing all the time I don’t want to learn to drive At least I can drink vodka • By Ronald Marsden, Janelle Brillante, Jasmine Manalac and Namsoo Cha.

  4. Acrostic Tanka: Adult As you get older Difficult as it may be Unshakeable thoughts Living over surviving That’s all part of maturing • By Ronald Marsden, Janelle Brillante, Jasmine Manalac and Namsoo Cha.

  5. Haiku: Winter In the freezing cold We should snuggle up in bed And watch movies all day • By Tamiem Qadiry, Cayleigh Coulson ,Mickael Tang and Branda-Lee Elliott.

  6. Tanka: Old Age My grumpy grandparents Chasing me with their walking stick Thinking they’re so wise Thinking I stole their false teeth But they were right next to them • By Tamiem Qadiry, Cayleigh Coulson ,Mickael Tang and Branda-Lee Elliott.

  7. Acrostic Tanka: Water We rely on it And we all take advantage Till there is none left Everybody needs water Really we need a limit • By Tamiem Qadiry, Cayleigh Coulson ,Mickael Tang and Branda-Lee Elliott.

  8. Tanka: Summer Summer brings brightness Takes us to the beach and pool We put sunscreen on Ice-cream cools us in summer We play outside in summer • By Hanadi Mutter, Nafeesa Khan, Tamara Marks and Kayla Webb.

  9. Haiku: Childhood Children love to play Adventurous, smart youngsters Noisy and happy • By Hanadi Mutter, Nafeesa Khan, Tamara Marks and Kayla Webb.

  10. Acrostic Tanka: Fires Flames burning brightly Igniting the dead of night Rebirth of nature Essential for survival Smoke and ashes all that’s left • By Hanadi Mutter, Nafeesa Khan, Tamara Marks and Kayla Webb.

  11. Haiku: Summer Australia day Hot BBQ’s all around Cold ice cream and beer • By Eliza Berrier, Kasey-Lee Woodward, KJ Kollias, Stacey Swain and Gretel Acuna.

  12. Tanka: Childhood Growing and learning Innocence, mischief and tantrums Laughing while playing Eating lollies and ice cream Watching cartoons on TV • By Eliza Berrier, Kasey-Lee Woodward, KJ Kollias, Stacey Swain and Gretel Acuna.

  13. Acrostic Tanka: Water Waves crashing around Always cool or cold and blue Towels and wet bikinis Extremely strong beach currents Rarely a Speedo in sight • By Eliza Berrier, Kasey-Lee Woodward, KJ Kollias, Stacey Swain and Gretel Acuna.

  14. Acrostic Tanka Barbeque cooking Eating and drinking with friends And riding the waves Collecting seashells all day Home time now, what a great day • By: Nathan, Tara, Rei (Liqiong Tang) and Larissa

  15. Haiku: Fire Lighting a candle Small fire brighten the night Blown out, darkness returns • By: Nathan, Tara, Rei (Liqiong Tang) and Larissa

  16. Tanka: Child Fall over, lots of tears Smiling now that mum is here Band aid for the knee Playing again with no fear Running around like kids should • By: Nathan, Tara, Rei (Liqiong Tang) and Larissa

  17. Acknowledgements: All poetry written between 11-12:30 on the 16th May, 2011. By the Apply Language and Learning Skills A students in TPC Mt Druitt. Teacher: Kim Legge.

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