Page 1 Pig Latin

Page 2 Poetic Form Poetic form adds emphasis and creates new meaning. Haiku Limerick Couplet Cinquain Ode

Page 3 Haiku a Japanese nature poem composed of three unrhymed lines of five, seven, and five syllables

Page 4 Limerick There once was a man from Peru, Who dreamed he was eating his shoe. He woke in the night With a terrible fright, And found out that it was quite true. - Anonymous There once was a man from Peru, A Who dreamed he was eating his shoe. A He woke in the night B With a terrible fright, B And found out that it was quite true. A - Anonymous a short, humorous form consisting of five lines (Lines 1, 2, and 5 have seven to ten syllables and rhyme. Lines 3 and 4 have five to seven syllables and rhyme.)

Page 5 Couplet “Silly Sally” by Denise Rodgers When Silly Sally irons her clothes, they come out looking awful. She did not read the label and her iron was meant to waffle. rhyming stanzas made up of two lines

Page 6 Cinquain Line1: A noun Line2: Two adjectives Line 3: Three -ing words Line 4: A phrase Line 5: Another word for the noun Snow Chilly, icy Snowing, falling, pelting It's very chilly and cold outside Snowday

Page 7 Ode “Ode to Garbage Man” by Lemon Squeezy My garbage man, he is the best, I favor him above the rest. What would we all do without him, I do believe his name is Tim. Tim is such a great, grand fellow, He takes all our junk, and rotten jello. He clears the land of all the trash, And doesn't stop for new year's bash. He doesn't break on Christmas day, Nope, with his garbage truck he'll stay. Through the thick and through the thin, Tim will carry out our bins. So when you see the garbage man, Weather He be Tim or Stan, When you give him your garbage can, You go out shake his hand. He deserves Our full attention, Not to mention a good size pension. Well garbage men I thank you, For serving me and America too. a long poem which is written in praise of or dedicated to someone or something