Need Help? We are here for you. Visit our Help Center. Looking for accessibility options? Write a poem about a specific season by describing colors, nouns, and actions associated with that season. The first line of this poem states the topic. The rest of lines include words that describe it, but they all end in -ing. Choose a topic to write about, which becomes the first line of the poem. The rest of the poem includes descriptions of that topic. Each line can be one word or a short phrase.
A tanka is another form of Japanese poetry that follows a specific syllable count like a haiku. Grade recommendation: , Write a poem that uses a string of words to describe one topic or two that are opposing. The end result looks like a diamond. Grade recommendation: A nonet is a poem that has nine lines and follows a specific syllable count for each line.
The first one starts with nine syllables. The second line has eight syllables. This progression continues until the last line only has one syllable. A sonnet is a 14 line poem that is made up of stanzas of varying lengths and rhyme schemes. Read more about the sonnet variations and how they are structured. A sestina is a poem that contains six stanzas that each contain six lines and an ending tercet 3 line stanza. It is based on its repetition of the ending words of the lines. The numbers indicate the different stanzas that make up the sestina, and the letters stand for the last word of each line.
As the poem continues, the ending words from the lines of the first stanza are repeated at the end of the lines to follow using the structure indicated below.
The basis of a villanelle is created by using two sets of rhyming words and the repetition of two lines. It is made up of five tercets 3 line stanzas and an ending quatrain 4 line stanza. A and B stand for the rhyme scheme.
When writing a palindrome, try writing the first and last lines and then working your way toward the middle. This will help you know if the poem is making sense.
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