(see comment on previous post) And right after we talked about alliteration, rhyme and the steady beat of a metered poem ("Chan Lo's Listening Poem" from THE JADE STONE, a Junior Great Books story I love), we talked about how you only need one stanza, four lines, 25 words or even 15, to write a powerful juicy poem!
(see comment on previous post) And right after we talked about alliteration, rhyme and the steady beat of a metered poem ("Chan Lo's Listening Poem" from THE JADE STONE, a Junior Great Books story I love), we talked about how you only need one stanza, four lines, 25 words or even 15, to write a powerful juicy poem!
ReplyDeleteLove the "but I bathe..." ending.
ReplyDeleteYou are having too much fun. :)
Hahah, I see 'Spider' on the list.
ReplyDeleteSomeone has read CHARLOTTE'S WEB.
I think bathing in hay is the cleverest description of dry-rolling and dust bathing!