rhymes
is this a rhyme "I am Sam yes I am, would you like some green eggs and ham?"
Yes it is! (Sam and ham)
what poem type is this?
Poems are easy
but sometimes they don't make sense
Refrigrator
its a haiku!
5
7
5
haiku's mainly use syllables
that's true!
whats the rhyme scheme?
A mushroom who lived in the shade
Admired the spores drifting he’d made.
With a puff and a sigh,
They took to the sky—
A proud little fungal parade.
its AABBA
is this a rhyme?
“The cat ran over the hill,
He wore a hat and tripped on a box,
The sun blinked slowly,
And the fish danced on the wall.”
nope its not a rhyme!
what poem type is this?
There once was a star in the night,
Who shimmered with mischievous light.
It twinkled a tune,
And winked at the moon,
Then danced out of everyone's sight.
its a limerick!
A
A
B
B
A
metaphores use "like" or "as" to compare things in a poem
False, similes use "like" and "as" to compare things, metaphores use neither!
whats the rhyme scheme?
The sun dips low behind the hill,
The sky ignites with shades of fire,
A gentle breeze is calm and still,
And whispers softly to the choir.
its
ABAC!
is this a rhyme?
“I do not like green eggs and ham.
I do not like them, Sam‑I‑Am.”
it is a rhyme!
A poem meant to be sung, with a repeating refrain.
What poem type is this?
Its a "ballad" poem!
sonnets are usally 14 lines
True! many of shakespeirs poems were sonnets!
what is the poem scheme?
A quiet dream drifts upward to a star
While lanterns flicker with a gentle glow
And shadows trail wherever soft winds go
They curl around the edges of the rain
Then rise again to meet the distant star
In silver arcs that murmur through the rain
its ABBCAC
is this a rhyme?
“Beneath the zigzagging sky, the snoffleberries trembled,
While a wogglebird argued with the shadow of a clock,
Across the lattice of time, the puddle-flowers whispered,
And the spoons debated quietly whether to sleep or sing.”
nope it doesn't rhyme!
A long narrative poem about the adventures of a hero or a nation’s history.
What poem type is this?
its and "epic" poem!
William Shakespeare has wrote more than 150 poems
true he wrote over 154 sonnets in his career!
whats the poem scheme?
A jellyfish whispered secrets to the flume
While teaspoons marched in circles with a kite
The marigold debated loudly with a scone
As sideways clocks decided when to veer
A pickle sang opera deep in a flume
Blue thunder politely asked a cloud for kite
Umbrellas held congress over a missing scone
And gravity took the afternoon off to veer
its ABCDABCD