5w poem example
5w poem example – Poetry Workshop
5 ‘W’ poems consist of 5 simple lines. With the structure of:
Line 1: Who
Line 2: What
Line 3: When
Line 4: Where
Line 5: Why
They can be suitable for children to learn their 5 W’s or people of any age to write just for fun. It is a great way to play with words and produce a wonderful short poem. I have written an example of my own. I hope you enjoy reading it and should try to write one your self.
(who) Snowflakes
(what) Fell upon my golden hair,
(when) As I stepped out the front door,
(where) In the beautiful city of London,
(Why) Because nature did what it does best.
© 2010 Marinela Reka
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Except children tend to begin with the ‘Why?’ question! LOL 🙂
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Hi Marinela .. I love the simplicity of this approach .. great – thank you .. Hilary
Thank-you for sharing this. Have written your directions down. This may come in handy for some time spent with my Granddaughter. 🙂 I’ve heard, on the news, you’ve had quite a bit of snow!
I quite enjoyed that!
WOW!Real Cool!Would love to try this approach.
Btw,thanks for dropping by on my side,too.
You’ve just made poetry a simple task to make. This is isn’t exactly for kids only, anyone who would want to write poetry should start with this.
Quiet and serene snowflakes
falling softly upon the slopes
during the Winter Holidays
in the picturesque mountain village,
for a fascinating, unforgettable Christmas.
gonna try right now…
thanks for inspiration
Lovely!
I just read your “About” – and nice to meet you, Marinela. Poem on …
I hope you will consider joining the fun at Thursday Poets Rally. Check it out here:
http://jingleyanqiu.wordpress.com/2010/12/15/thursday-poets-rally-week-35-december-16-22/
Email me if you have questions. Be sure to include the link to your site in the email
Regards –
A golden poet
hay
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