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6 Room Image Poem

In your mind, picture a place that you enjoy visiting, have been to on vacation, or a place that you go to for fun. Take a snapshot in your mind of all the details of the place you have chosen.

Image  In the first room think of something in your picture that is amazing, beautiful, interesting, unique or has stayed in your mind. Close your eyes and picture it. Take a mental picture of it. Now write in the first room all the details you see in your mind. Describe it as accurately as you can.

Light In the second room, focus on the quality of light. Is it dark? Sunny? Are there bright colors? Shadows?

Sound  In the third room, picture the same image but focus on sounds: is it quiet? What kind-peaceful, lonely, empty? Are there birds chirping? Rustling leaves? Wind blowing? Voices, laughter?

Questions  In the fourth room, write down any questions you have about this place. What are things you wonder about?

Feelings  In room number five, write down the immediate feelings you have towards this place.

Repeating Word  In the last room, look over the five rooms and see what common idea, word, phrase or line seems to stick out at you. Write that word three times.

Pull it together… Take five minutes to write about the place in poetry format. Focus on your: Images Senses And repeating words