| General Poetry posted June 24, 2020 |
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Celebrating how I've grown
Metamorphosis
by Liz O'Neill
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I have always loved Diamante poetry. Maybe because it is about the balance of opposites. I also enjoy pattern poetry. This poem is about how I saw myself at a younger age contrasted with who I am today.
Below is how to write a Diamante poem:
Line A: Topic A (must be a noun)
Line B: Two vivid adjectives that describe Topic A
Line C: Three interesting â??-ingâ?? action verbs that describe Topic A
Line D: Two concrete nouns about Topic A and two about Topic G
Line E: Three interesting â??-ingâ?? action verbs that describe Topic G
Line F: Two vivid adjectives that describe Topic G
Line G: Topic G (must be a noun)
Below is how to write a Diamante poem:
Line A: Topic A (must be a noun)
Line B: Two vivid adjectives that describe Topic A
Line C: Three interesting â??-ingâ?? action verbs that describe Topic A
Line D: Two concrete nouns about Topic A and two about Topic G
Line E: Three interesting â??-ingâ?? action verbs that describe Topic G
Line F: Two vivid adjectives that describe Topic G
Line G: Topic G (must be a noun)
Club entry for the "Celebrate Yourself" event in "Picture This ". Locate a writing club.
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