of composition, but instead, we got to do cinquains. If you are
wondering what a cinquain is, it's an oriental verse of five lines.
There are two kinds, word-count and syllable-count. Here's the ones I
came up with today.
Water
Splashing loudly
Moving up and down waves
Like a blue blanket on Earth
Ocean
Star shine
Shining so bright
Like a moon on fire
Dancing, prancing around the Earth
On fire
Shadows
Black, bright
Jumping, hopping, skipping
Following your every move
Mirror
Hope everyone at home is doing great. I don't usually write blogs. I
will try and get better.
6 comments:
I love doing Cinquains! I did them in fourth grade and they are really fun!
Caroline from s/v Someday Came
Cole B-
Those were great! I love your blogs; you are doing a wonderful job with your writing.
Think of a good cinquain about Lolly!! HA!
Love,
Dar
Hi Cole,
Loved your cinquains. Have never heard of it before so thank you for explaining it to me. I think you really do have a hidden talent. And yes, I would love to hear more from your blogs. It keeps me connected to you.
Love you tons and miss you more,
Nonna
Hi Cole-
What a poet! Cinquains are so much fun, I love the clapping part most. Keep up the great work. I like how you ended the shadows poem with the word mirror- a good way to catch the readers attention---I love reading your bolgs. Miss you!- Carla
Hey Dude!
Those poems were fantastic! Your writing is coming along...they were very descriptive. It sounds like you are having a wonderful adventure. We miss you!
Love,
Erika, Scott and Stella too!
Hello Cole,
I enjoyed reading your poetry! Congrats on your recent grades too.
Say hello to all,
Auntie Tonya
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