Poems

Is acrostic a kind of poem?

• No

• Yes

What is Acrostic Poem

• An acrostic poem is a poem of words or phrases that describes a topic word

• An Actrostic poem describes a word that its written vertically

• its a paper with 5 lies of words

• A paper with 7 lines

What is clerihew poetry

• A clerihew is simply a four-line poem

• Its a simply a 3 line poem

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What do you think of this poem?

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What is the theme of this poem?

• Trying your best

• Regrets

• Not being good enough

• Best works

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One little fish

Swam in his dish

He blew some bubbles

And made a

• water

• wish

• look

• night

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What is a poem?

• Short narrative, oral or written, in which a fictional story is told with a small number of characters, a poorly developed intrigue and a rapid climax and final denouement.

• is a work of poetry usually in verse, whether or not it is subject to the classical poetic devices of meter, rhythm, and rhyme.

• Statement or set of words that forms a unit in a poem, subject to a determined rhythm and measure.

• Set of verses that generally conform to a constant measure and rhythm throughout a poem and are fixed in the poetic tradition.

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'Do you know what?'

said ___ ____.

'You can't see me,

I'm under the bed.'

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I've a cat named Vesters

And he eats all day!

He always wants to lay around

And never wants to ............

• dance

• call

• play

• eat

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Imagine a pig

with a big purple wig

Imagine a car

• without any tires

• in the shape of a star

• flying overhead

• with nothing on it

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