Composition: 3.6 Write Your Own Poem (Monday; 18/10) (Wednesday; 20/10)
K: Know the figurative languages used in poems.
U: Understand the application of features in poems.
D: Write a poem by using specific features and figurative languages.
Words of the Day
1. Stanza
2. Imagery
Do you remember the poems that we've learned in Unit 3?
We have 'Mawu of the Waters' and 'A River Poem'.
We have 'Right Here Was The Ocean' which can be found in your learner book, page 82.
Features/Elements of Poetry
Please click on the picture to have a better view. Let's look at the features together!
Task Time
Please refer to page 87 of your learner book. Write your draft and poem in your Composition book.
You can choose to write a poem following the style of one of the poems we learned in Unit 3. You can, however, write your own version by focusing on one theme based on the poetry elements.
There is no word limit in a poem, but you are required to use this checklist when creating it:
1. It must have at least 3 verses.
2. It can be at least a tercet stanza (a poem with 3 lines per verse) or as long as a sonnet (a poem with 14 lines per verse).
3. It must have a specific rhyming sequence.
4. It must have at least 1 simile and 1 metaphor.
5. It must have 2 more different types of figurative languages.
You use this website to find words that rhyme!
Once done, please submit your poem in the assignment section. Please click on your respective class:
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