POEM STARTER

Start a poem with an onomatopoeia and end it with a different one.

An onomatopoeia is a word that mimics the sound of something such as bark, boom, or screech. These sounds can tell a story if used effectively!

Sleeping Beauty

Clink, The glasses go What a celebration A toast To the new generation We clap We laugh A glorious occasion But wait What’s this You weren’t invited A glance A stare The room goes silent Laughter again Of a different kind Sinister Malicious Out of their mind “Pardon the intrusion” The stranger chimes I am the wicked I am the divine “For I couldn’t help notice, You left me behind” A swish A flicker The room fills with smoke Only gasps For no one spoke And just like that The night is ruined No more smiles The assailant determined A curse bestowed With malicious intent And just like that, Off they went Swish
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