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Writing a free verse poem

Enter. Writing a free verse poem. What we learned so far…. Parts of a poem Line Stanza Form. Types of poems Limerick Cinquain Free Verse. Next. Free Verse. Repetitive beginning. The poem is as long as you want. It does not have to have a rhyme pattern

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Writing a free verse poem

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  1. Enter Writing a free verse poem

  2. What we learned so far… • Parts of a poem • Line • Stanza • Form • Types of poems • Limerick • Cinquain • Free Verse Next

  3. Free Verse • Repetitive beginning. • The poem is as long as you want. • It does not have to have a rhyme pattern • It does not have to have any structure. Next

  4. Your task • You are to write a free verse poem about who you are. • I am poem- 3 stanzas of 5 lines. • Follow the sheet given to you as a guide so that you write it in the correct form. • Once you typed up your rough draft, bring it to me so we can look over it together. Guide

  5. Guideline • First stanza • I am ( 2 special characteristics you have) • I wonder (something of curiosity) • I hear ( a sound you usually hear) • I want ( something you want) • I am (first line repeated) Second Stanza

  6. Guideline continued • Second stanza • I pretend ( something that you actually pretend to do) • I feel ( a feeling that you love) • I touch ( something that you love to touch) • I worry (something that bothers you) • I cry (something that makes you sad) • I am ( the first line of the poem repeated) First Stanza Third Stanza

  7. Guideline continued • Third Stanza • I understand (something that is true) • I say (something you believe in) • I dream ( something you dream about) • I try ( something you make an effort about) • I hope (something you actually hope for) • I am ( the first line of the poem repeated) Example Second Stanza

  8. Brainstorm Under each category, write two things that you can think of the represent you. Next

  9. Brainstorm Next

  10. Brainstorm Next

  11. Example of I am poem I am polite and kind I wonder about my kids’ future I hear a dog’s bark I see bright smiles I want to do it all over again I am polite and kind I pretend I am the best swimmer in the world I feel warm flannel sheets I touch the cool chlorinated water I worry about violence I cry for my family and those who have passed I am polite and kind I understand the future needs change I say children are our future I dream for quiet days I try to do my best I hope the success of my students I am polite and kind Next

  12. Remember • You are typing up a rough draft- FIRST! • You DO NOT write or type a final draft until we have talked about it. • Once you are done, click below to type into your Voki character! Voki Me! End

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