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Poem Styles *Definitions and Examples* By: Ms. Redmond For: 5 th Grade English Class

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Poem Styles*Definitions and Examples*

By: Ms. RedmondFor: 5th Grade English Class

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What is a Poem??

Creative expression

Not always the same

May rhyme

Expression of ideas or emotions

Written or spoken

*What is a poem to you?*

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Some Poem Styles

Found

Free style

Limerick

Haiku

Concrete

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Found Poem

From words or phrases found from text

Can be from part or whole text

Has 8 or less words/ phrases

Read selected words/ phrases out loud

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Found Poem Example

7 dwarfs

Poison apple

Mirror mirror on the wall

Animal friends

Witch

About Snow White

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Free Style Poem

No set pattern

Normally rhyme

Doesn’t have to make sense

Can be humorous

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Free Style Poem Example

I see the rain

The rain can see me

It falls all the way down

Right off a tree

It can still see me…

OUCH! That was wet!

The rain hit me!,

Clipart from Microsoft.

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Limerick Poem

Can be funny

Simple and short

Only has 5 lines

Has specific number of syllables in each line

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Limerick Poem Example

“There was an Old Man in a tree,

Who was horribly bored by a Bee;

When they said, 'Does it buzz?'

He replied, 'Yes, it does!'

'It's a regular brute of a Bee!' “

Famous Online Poetry. (n.d.). Limericks by Edward Lear from A Book of Nonsense. In Famous Online Poetry.

Clipart from Microsoft.

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Haiku Poem

Very short

17 syllables divided into 3 clumps

Connects 2 unrelated things

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Haiku Poem Example

Green and speckled legs,

Hop on logs and lily pads

Splash in cool water.

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DLTK's Sites. (2009). What am I? Haikus:. In KidZone poetry. Retrieved from http://www.kidzone.ws/ poetry/haiku.htm database. Clipart from Microsoft.

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Concrete Poem

Also called pattern, shape or visual poetry

Shaped as the object described

Doesn’t have to rhyme

Can be words or sentences

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Concrete Poem Example

Sky Night

BrightShooting Yellow

Light

Lucky

FlagSpace

Wish Moon

Falling

Clipart from Microsoft.

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What style am I?

Egg

Soldiers

Fall

Cracked

Couldn’t put back

*Found Poem*

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What style am I?

“Orange leaves, almost pink

Sheet of muddy glass puddle

Orange leaves, almost pink”

AuthorsDen, Inc. (n.d.). Autumn Haiku by Jennifer Jacobs. In AuthorsDen. Retrieved from http://www.authorsden.com/visit/viewPoetry.asp?id=127028

Clipart from Microsoft.

*Haiku Poem*

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What Style?

What poetry style could go with this picture?

*Concrete Poem*

Clipart from Microsoft.

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Now what?

Now that you know different poem styles, you can;

- Write them

- Pick them out

- Read them

- And most of all

- ENJOY THEM!