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!
Hail To The Hail!
*Krackaboom!*
Behold a piece of hail
That I’ve brought inside
To the cosy house where
My family resides.
This piece of hail,
No bigger than a stone,
Can be the cause of many problems such as
Electrical outage, broken bones.
So behold! This piece of nature
So powerful yet small!
Beautifully imperfect,
A bumpy icy ball.
So examine it! Love it!
It’s something to adore.
Hey, where’d it go,
And what’s the puddle on the floor?
*drip…drop…*
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