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Mohnish's Poetry Port

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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MOHNISH'S POETRY PORT

ALL THE POETRY I MADE
Photo by blentley
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HAIKU

  • Three lined poem
  • About Nature
  • Does not rhyme
  • The first and third line has five syllables
  • The second line has 7 syllables
Photo by fatboyke (Luc)
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SUMMER HAIKU

SUMMER HEAT
Photo by Nick-K (Nikos Koutoulas)
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Summer is coming
Hot and warm enjoy the warmth
No school but a break

Photo by Thomas Tolkien
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FALL HAIKU

FALL LEAVES
Photo by ecstaticist
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Fall is arriving
Leaves start to change it's color
We should rake the leaves

Photo by Werner Kunz
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WINTER HAIKU

WINTER LIFE
Photo by blmiers2
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Winter is coming
Freezing and cold wind will blow
Plants die and leaves fall

Photo by blmiers2
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SPRING HAIKU

SPRING BLOOMS
Photo by zilverbat.
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Warm spring is coming
The flowers will start blooming
We should plant some seeds

Photo by ecstaticist
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DIAMANTE

  • Has seven lines
  • First and last line uses a noun
  • Second and sixth line uses two adjectives
  • Lines 3 and 5 uses verbs
  • Line 7 uses 4 nouns
Photo by slworking2
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DIAMANTE POETRY

SPORTS AND TELEVISION
Photo by JoetheLion
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Sports
Fun Active
Running Tackling Catching
Soccer Football Golf Tennis
Watching Listening Sitting
Exciting Boring
Television

Photo by ryanknapp
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DIAMANTE POETRY

FOOTBALL AND BASEBALL
Photo by jdtornow
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Football
Intense Aggressive
Tackling Catching Throwing
Tony Romo, Miles Austin, Demarcus Ware, Jason Witten
Batting Pitching Catching
Fun Exiting
Baseball

Photo by artolog
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ACROSTIC POEMS

  • First letter of each word should be capitalized
  • Can create a phrase
  • About one subject
  • Doesn't need to rhyme
  • Describes your subject
Photo by Stuck in Customs
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ACROSTIC POETRY

MIDDLE COLONY
Photo by Daniel Kulinski
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Merchants trade crops
Irish
Delaware
Diverse Population
Lumbermen
English

Photo by Richard and Gill
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LIMERICK POETRY

  • Five lines long
  • 1, 2, and 5 rhyme with each other
  • 3 and 4 has to rhyme with each other
  • Usually they are funny
  • Has distinctive rhythm
Photo by Mickyboyc
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LIMERICK POETRY

ROGER
Photo by Werner Kunz
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There once was a boy named Roger
He was such a dodger
He played and played until he was the best
But, after that he needed some rest
He soon became a charger

Photo by patimbeau
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CINQUAIN

  • Are five lines long
  • First and last line have only 2 syllables
  • Second line has 4 syllables
  • Third line has 6 syllables
  • Fourth line has 8 syllables
Photo by Will Montague
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CINQUAIN POETRY

FOOTBALL
Photo by Mike Shadle
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Football
Is Aggressive
Scoring Touchdowns is
Key
The Defense Should be Able to
Tackle

Photo by mattradickal
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FREE-VERSE

  • Alliteration
  • Personification
  • Does not have to rhyme
  • Has no rules
  • Most simplest, but the hardest.
Photo by i k o
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ALLITERATION POETRY

SALLY
Photo by Xixonesina
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Snazzy Sally Saw Silly Shiny Shoes

Photo by bbaunach
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PERSONIFICATION POETRY

STORM
Photo by davedehetre
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Clouds Come In
To Hide The Sun

The Wind Starts
Howling and Screaming

The Clouds Are Mad and
Boom! Lightning Strikes

Rain Starts to Pour
It Was Really Sour

Photo by Not So Nice Duck
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SPINE POETRY

  • Made by book spines
  • Usually funny
  • Makes a phrase
  • Talks about something
  • It can be real
Photo by djwtwo
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SPINE POETRY

EMPORER'S SNAKES
Photo by seanmcgrath
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Behind Enemy Line
The Emporer's
Shatterproof
Snakes
Have a Hot Time
Just In Case Clever Jack Takes The Cake

Mohnish Bandari