A concrete poem is a poem that is a shape, people can write inside the shape or do the outline of the shape and the shape must be drawn according to the topic of the poem.

How to make a concrete poem:

To make a concrete poem you would have to pick a theme and a shape that matches well together, then write your poem inside the shape OR on the outline of the shape you need some important details like:Alliteration, sentences and imagery.

Success Criteria:

• include sentences or add single words
• alliteration
• simile
• Imagery

Optional things you can add:

• metaphor.
• Rhyme
• Onomatopia
• personification

My example:

Theme:Moon

Shape: crescent moon

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Lush, Ethereal

Blooming, fluttering, growing

plants, greenery, dying , rot

Succumbing, perishing, Decaying

Extinct, ruined

Pollution

How to make a Diamanté poem:

• A diamanté poem always has 7 lines
• In a shape of a diamond\Rhombus
• Lines 1,4 and 7 has nouns
• Lines 2 & 6 have adjectives
• Lines 3 & 5 have verbs
• Opposite sides/topics of synonyms/similar topics
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• Half and Half
• At least 14 words

A diamanté poem is a poem that is in a shape of a diamond, In French diamanté means a diamond so that’s what is was named after.

How to make a Diamanté poem:

• A diamanté poem always has 7 lines
• Lines 1,4 and 7 has nouns
• Lines 2 & 6 have adjectives
• Lines 3 & 5 have verbs
• Opposite Or Similar topics
• Titles on the bottom and top
• Half and Half
• At least 14 words

A limerick always has 5 lines and the first line has to rhyme with the 2nd and 5th line and the 3rd and 4th line have to rhyme.

Success criteria:

• 1,2,5 have to rhyme
• The lines line 3/4 have to rhyme
• poetic devices
• lines not always full sentences

Limericks have a nice rhythm, you can read the out loud and hear a beat forming

so to make one you would have to have the lines 1,2 and 5 rhyming and having some

main poetic devices and not all lines have to be sentences.

The Tele stitch poem 

The Tele stitch poem is An Acrostic poem where the last letters line spell a word or message/phrase vertically.

The Abecedarian poem 

An Abecedarian acrostic poem is a poem where the first letter of each line is the order of the alphabet.

The double acrostic 

A double acrostic poem is where the first and last letters of each line are the same, forming the same word on each side vertically.

Example of a acrostic poem:

Flaming sparks floating down form the dark sky

In the Smokey air, Grey  and white swirls fly

Radiant colours everywhere, bursting from fireworks

Excited children screaming everywhere

Wonderful sights form popping colours

Outstanding lights shine before they hit the ground

Relaxed  watching the bursts of colours sprout

Kaleidoscopic lights in every burst of light

Sprouting pops make people look