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Poetry Pieces

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If you look at the pieces of poetry, you will discover the tricks, tips, and techniques that good writers use.

Lets look for a few today.

While you read your poems, look for these:

Alliteration-- Repeated beginning consonant sounds, such as "feather fingers flapping"

Action Verbs-- hike, flow, sprint, hammered, slide, etc. Look for action (doing) words.

Onomatopoeia-- (ah no mah toe pee ah) Words that sound like the sound they make, such as Bam! Pop! Bang! slap gurgle Phzzzzt

Write the number and symbol of your book, the page number, and your piece of poetry that shows one of the above.

Book number Book symbol Page number Poetry piece

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