It still has notes on from during the course btw
- Couplet poetry: AA BB rhyming style. Reads fluently, remember it easily, children's poems, song lyrics.
She saw the sky and smiled wide,
And she knew that it had never lied
In the blue she found a home
And found she'd never be alone
- Tercets: AA B CC B
Softly treading, silently creeping,
In the night you'll see us reaping,
And know to be afraid.
We'll sing a song,
Of all that's gone,
The past you have obeyed.
- Stanza/Ballad stanza: four lines A B C B or A B A B
Captured in a single frame,
They smiled for all the world to see,
But for all the world they couldn't show,
Their longing for what might be.
The future they saw could not be real,
For it would outshine the stars,
Something quite so glorious,
That they could forget their scars.
- Shape Poetry: three lines, 5, 7, 5 syllables
A star exploding,
It fills my heart with wonder
How bright the end is.
For the ones alone
Open your eyes and look up.
I see them smiling
A tree may reach out
But the thing most important
It's roots must stay true
- Diamante: 1-beginning subject. 2-two adjectives about (1). 3-Three verbs about (1). 4-Short phrase/fact about (1) Short phrase/fact about (7). 5-Three verbs about (7). 6-Two adjectives about (7). 7-End subject.
Winter
Blue, White
Silently creeping, ending
As cold as -89.2 degrees
As wet as 373 millilitres
Suddenly blooming, restart
Blue, Green
Spring
DEAD LEAF
So brown and frail,
But once so grand and so large,
You have seen eons.
Gone in this moment,
You have lost your green of life,
What is this echo?
Fragile and breaking,
You were so strong before this,
Where did you go to?
YOU ARE READING
Short Stories
Short StoryThese are short stories done over the week of the course, some based on genres, some based on prompts, one was an inspiration task, and another was poetry. Enjoy! (May contain some strong language and themes)