EverestdeBliu:
Still another way to write acrostic poems is to use vertical words instead of letters, like this: Take a proverb or saying and put each word on a separate line. For example use the phrase: "Have a nice day” as your vertical words and then write your poem:


Have fun with a walk in the woods,
A light breeze whispering in your ears.
Nice thoughts dancing behind your eyes.
Day after day will write poems on your heart.

Again, you have a simple poem about ways in which you can “have a nice day.” As with acrostics that use letters, you can also write more complicated word acrostics, using ending words or middle words for your poem. Or you can use two or more combinations of vertical words.

cisse7575:
im here! Sorry, I came late, had to get a private jet from Senegal...

texanomaly:
Other ways poems can make use of visual elements are by using fancy lettering, like calligraphy, or by including pictures on the page with the poem. Sometimes, the illustration enhances the meaning of the poem. One modern poet, Shel Silverstein, included illustrations with almost all of his poems. Sometimes, the poem itself could be vague or difficult to understand without looking at the picture that goes along with it. With some poems, however, the illustrations may just be ornamental.

texanomaly:
Have some fun with poetry people. LET'S CREATE!!

@Seun
I realize you don't have a lot of time on your hands, but if you write poetry...we would love to see it. Please

lol
A friend recently said his brother said this to him, "Bro you write poetry with words. I use code."

Maybe this is you.

EverestdeBliu:
Question please

laykorn:

My software developer brother said.
"Guy, you write in poetry and you may get some love, but I write in codes and I get my cash. Who losses?

I was like: 'yeye'

Seun, let's see, do you write
Ayamlaykorn

laykorn:

Tisha, what is the assignment
Ayamlaykorn

EverestdeBliu:
So far, we've talked about sound effects, and visual effects. Others have talked about structural effects. Another important part of creating a poem is deciding on its content, or what the poem is actually saying. In the our next class we'll look at how writing a poem can, in many ways, be similar to writing a story.



Challenge:
1) Try writing some more difficult acrostic poems.

2) The Minute Poem -also called Traditional Minute poem is rhyming verse form consisting of 12 lines of 60 syllables written in strict iambic meter. The poem is formatted into 3 stanzas of 8,4,4,4; 8,4,4,4; 8,4,4,4 syllables. The rhyme scheme is as follows: aabb, ccdd, eeff.

3) or choose a prompt and write a poem using any of the lessons you've learned so far from any teacher. Be sure to tag that teacher and any others you would like to review it.

laykorn:

Tisha, what is the assignment
Ayamlaykorn

herald9:

damn!

laykorn:
Now let me go and open my own assignment thread.
Ayamlaykorn

Samguine:

Yea bro. Damn!!!

Bhenehdikt:


Uncle plzzzzz

Ghostlady:
Herald9 hope u ve taken note,cos you ll be the one to put me through
Trust yuh cha,yuh have been attentive throughout

Hehehe... always at your service ma

laykorn:

Sincerely I have to do for Eve and texanomaly's class. It's so hot.
Ayamlaykorn

herald9:



Hehehe... always at your service ma

laykorn:

@bolded
What do you mean
Ayamlaykorn

laykorn:

@bolded
What do you mean
Ayamlaykorn

laykorn:
Now let me go and open my own assignment thread.
Ayamlaykorn

EverestdeBliu:
So far, we've talked about sound effects, and visual effects. Others have talked about structural effects. Another important part of creating a poem is deciding on its content, or what the poem is actually saying. In the our next class we'll look at how writing a poem can, in many ways, be similar to writing a story.



Challenge:
1) Try writing some more difficult acrostic poems.

2) The Minute Poem -also called Traditional Minute poem is rhyming verse form consisting of 12 lines of 60 syllables written in strict iambic meter. The poem is formatted into 3 stanzas of 8,4,4,4; 8,4,4,4; 8,4,4,4 syllables. The rhyme scheme is as follows: aabb, ccdd, eeff.

3) or choose a prompt and write a poem using any of the lessons you've learned so far from any teacher. Be sure to tag that teacher and any others you would like to review it.