Table Of Contents

I Am Poem

Bio Poem

Re-Creation Poem

Stylistic ImitationPoem

Definition Poem

Limerick Poem

Ode Poem

Found Poem

Choral Poem

Favorite Poem

I am yellow

I wonder what squidward is doing 

I hear patrick snoring

I see jellyfish

I want to catch them

I am READY

I pretend that I can breathe air like Sandy

I feel as happy as a clam

I worry when I can’t find Gary

I cry as I look for his perfectly pink pattern

I am square

I understand when Mr. Krabs underpays me

I say “F is for friends who do stuff together”

I dream of singing in a stadium and hearing “clap clap” and “whooo” 

I try to be as strong as Larry it didn’t work out

I hope to get my boating license from Mrs. Puff

I am Spongebob Squarepants

I Am Poem: "I'm Ready, I'm Ready, I'm Ready

I Am Poem: "I'm Ready, I'm Ready, I'm Ready

response:

I wrote my poem this way because I wanted to have a fun poem where everyone reading could try and guess what character I was explaining. I used alliteration and onomatopoeia as a way to produce a more in capturing poem. I used the show "Spongebob Squarepants" as the basis of this poem. The reader is meant to guess which character I was explaining. I revealed the character at the end, which in fact was Spongebob himself.

Bio Poem: Corona Don't Take This Life Away

response:

I wrote this poem like this because I wanted to give a glimpse into how I truly feel in certain situations. I used alliteration and a simile as a way to make a point to the reader. I explained a lot about how my brain works. I provided some private details about the way I feel, as I also gave obvious ones as well. I wanted to be as real as I could while writing the poem.

Bio Poem: Corona Don't Take This Life Away

Alexia

Kind, sweet, almost as caring as a mother is to her child

Friend to Madi, Tay, Carls, and Cam

Lover of shows, sweets, and sleep

Who feels short when she is with friends, at school, and at cheer

Who needs sleepovers, beach trips, and movie nights

Who gives her love to friends, family, and a fat dog

Who fears growing up, losing people she cares about, and being unliked

Who would like to see Australia, Paris, and Bora Bora

Resident of Santee

Miranda

It’s cold out

I look around me to see families bundled in gloves and jackets 

As I step off the bus I hear cars hissing down the busy street

I arrive at the ticket booth

Meeting the sales lady's eyes

I buy a hot chocolate, carmex, and a crimson pair of skates

I look up to see the smile of a child

Her eyes just as bright as the lights hitting the rink

I finally step out onto the ice

The frost cracking beneath me

I take a deep breath and set off 

select words are from Gary Soto’s poem “Oranges”

Re-Creation Poem: Bright Eyes

Re-Creation Poem: Bright Eyes

response:

The reason I wrote my poem this way is because I wanted to use Gary Soto's words the best way I could. I used a simile and alliteration to express the words in a more creative way. I described the poem as a person going to a skating rink. I did this because it allowed me to use my imagination and real life scenarios in one situation. I felt that Soto's words flowed nicely with the idea.

Stylistic Imitation Poem: I Almost Had To Say Goodbye

response:

I wrote my poem this way because I wanted to capture exactly how my family and I felt on this very scary day. I used an end rhyme throughout the entire poem along with onomatopoeia because it helped the poem to sound complete. What I wrote about was the day that my grandad had a heart attack. I tried to encompass all of the emotions felt on that day. In the end it all worked out.

At nine o’clock in the morning

We didn’t know which bridge he would cross

At nine o’clock in the morning

We heard his monitor go beep beep

At nine o’clock in the morning

My brain was on repeat

At nine o’clock in the morning

We thought that he could be gone

At nine o’clock in the morning

The doctor said he would live on

At nine o’clock in the morning

It was at nine o’clock in the morning

My mom got the call

At nine o’clock in the morning

I couldn’t think at all

At nine o’clock in the morning

My grandad’s heart had failed

At nine o’clock in the morning

My eyes began to wail

At nine o’clock in the morning

We all felt so lost

Stylistic Imitation Poem: I Almost Had To Say Goodbye

Definition Poem: Procrastination Is Key

Procrastination: [pruh-kra-stuh-nei-shn] noun, dithering,stalling, dilly-dallying

The action of delaying or postponing something

Tick-tok goes the clock

Eyes attached to my phone

Like a dog when it sees its favorite bone

Click click, beep beep, ding ding

“All I want is love that lasts,” I sing

The time strikes ten

And that’s when I realize I need a paper and pen

Only then is when I see

That maybe, just maybe, this isn’t the best way to get a degree

Definition Poem: Procrastination Is Key

response:

I wrote this poem the way I did is because I thought it related to me greatly. I used alliteration, onomatopoeia , metaphor , repetition , and an end rhyme throughout the entire poem to give the reader something more to enjoy and read. I chose the word procrastination because it is a thing I do a lot of. I used the word to describe what my homework schedule usually looks like, which isn't very good.