Diamante Poems

The video tutorial explains diamante poems, a form of unrhymed poetry with seven lines forming a diamond shape. It details the structure, specifying the number of words per line and the types of words used, such as nouns, adjectives, and gerunds. The tutorial covers two types of diamante poems: synonym and antonym. Synonym diamantes use similar words in the first and last lines, while antonym diamantes use opposites. Examples of both types are provided, illustrating how to brainstorm and arrange words to fit the format.

What is a diamante poem and how is it structured?

Describe the types of words used in a diamante poem.

What is the difference between a synonym diamante and an antonym diamante?

How do you compose an antonym diamante poem?

What are the possible combinations you can use in diamante poems?