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!
And So I Leave
CRASH!
CLASH!
My eyes flash
To the source of angry destruction—
He throws plates
And adds to the painful weights
Holding fear captive within me.
gulp
hiss
I swallow my beating breaths
As shards of glass
Cut my hands and knees.
I silently make pleas
For someone to save me.
Buzz
Whoosh
He leaves the house
And me in broken pieces.
The dread lingering pushes me to rise—
Forces me to open my eyes.
I leave before he returns.
Creak
Thud
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