Yonis English: Assingment
English: Poems
1.Type of poem: An Ode. An Ode is a poem addressed to something inanimate (non-living) as though it had a life. My identity
Ode to a soccer ball
Oh soccer ball, how you sing joy when you make a goal,
I see you bounce with happiness,
Spring with delight.
You’re mischievous when you dodge a header,
You laugh and spin out of control when a kick misses hitting you,
Yet you are kind as you sit in the dark – or the rain – waiting to be played with again.
2. Type of poem: A Free Verse. A Free Verse has no rhyme, pattern or fixed number of lines. My family
My Father Pours
My father.
Strong and tall.
Pours in the heat.
He pours concrete.
He pours love, and wisdom.
He pours instruction.
He pours from his hands, but not from his eyes.
Concrete has no place in my father’s eyes.
Only pride.
Pride in his eyes, and concrete from his hands.
3. Type of poem: Rhyme poem. A Rhyme poem is a repetition of sound found at the end of the lines of poetry. The following poem has a AB CD rhyme. Friendship
My Friends
My friends all giggle like a goose,
They make me laugh and lend their glue,
At lunchtime we like to eat and drink juice,
They’re there for me, when I’m blue.
My friends are fast and quick,
Their knees are always scabby,
My friends enjoy a joke and trick,
Around them, I’m never crabby.
4. Type of poem: Haiku. A Haiku has three lines. Five syllables in the first, seven in the second line and five in the last. (5, 7, 5) It is a Japanese form of poetry. Philanthropy
Better World
Stop all the fighting,
Be kind and considerate,
Think nice of others.
5. Type of poetry: Shape poetry. A Shape Poem is written to draw a picture with words. Below is the shape of a tree. The poem is in free verse. Aspirations
I
Would
Like to grow
Up strong and tall
Just like a tree with long
Branches that can reach out and
Touch
People
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