UNIT 1 You Can Write Poetry第一单元 你可以写诗Lesson 5: That's a Funny Limerick!第5课:一首有趣的五行打油诗!THINK ABOUT IT!想一想! Think of a funny saying in Chinese.想一句汉语的俏皮话。Wha
I’m replicating my post fromlast year…It’s limerick time, and this collection was fun to work on, although a couple are more factual and not so delightful. Nonetheless, I hope you enjoy! Unselfish She is a classy, lovely mother Who puts herself last behind others Their care comes firs...
Limerick • London • Lonely • Loss • Lost • Love • Lust • Lyric • Magic • Marriage • Memory • Mentor • Metaphor • Mirror • Mom • Money • Moon • Mother • Murder • Music • Narrative • Nature • Night • Ocean • October • Ode...
On one of our hikes, as I made myself comfortable on a smooth slab of granite (Part 3), I fell deep into a lovely reflection about the man who I’m sharing this camper van journey with, not to mention, the phenomenal journey of life.And so, the poem below evolved. I hope you e...
Limerick: This fun, popular poetic form made famous by Edward Lear has a rhyme scheme of AABBA Mono-rhyme: AAAA (all the lines in the poem or stanza rhyme) Simple 4-line rhyme: ABCB (Certainly a very popular rhyme scheme!) Traditional rhyme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGH…(Many nursery rhymes...
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Quatrains are also not poetic types, but they are often used to create a specific type of poem. Limerick - consists of five lines with an AABBA rhyme scheme. These poems are supposed to be funny (and sometimes even rude). 3 Write a rough draft. If you've chosen a form to work ...
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Pick a topic or theme that interests you, or brainstorm ideas by writing to a prompt like “what water feels like” or “how it feels to get bad news.” Read famous poems and choose a poem format that you like. For example, you could try a playful structure like a limerick or a ...
Try to interpret the chosen words in different ways each time they appear in the poem.[9] For example, you may have one line refer to your sister as a “bright star” and another line later refer to the “bright look on her face.” 3 Decide if you will use rhyme. Sestinas do ...