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Poemasabi: Date Night (Haiku)
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Poemasabi I : a playful poet is me : thank you for coming. Tuesday, April 21, 2015. Sound like I've no walls. To separate me from marsh. Frog date night full swing. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Other Sites. Some ours, some not. Seeing classroom objects differently. Write me a rainbow. Simple template. Template images by simonox.
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Poemasabi: Minutemen
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Poemasabi I : a playful poet is me : thank you for coming. Tuesday, April 07, 2015. Standing in the dewy grass. I hope and pray that they will pass. But they may not. But come to stay. If I die this day. The Redcoats come a thousand strong. Their battle line is wide and long. What's ordained I can not say. If I die this day. We stand apart but look across. To the other line and toss a look. Of nervousness then pray. If I die this day. Commanders yell, Commanders bark. Their orders all along the park.
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Poemasabi: Monkey Trap (Kyoka)
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Poemasabi I : a playful poet is me : thank you for coming. Wednesday, April 15, 2015. Monkey won't let go. With hand around unseen fruit. In pot tied to post. Monkey is forever trapped. Against his self interest. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Other Sites. Some ours, some not. Seeing classroom objects differently. Write me a rainbow. Simple template. Template images by simonox.
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Poemasabi: Explanations
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Poemasabi I : a playful poet is me : thank you for coming. Current Version 2.0. Last updated 2015/04/17. Most of our "poetry" follows some sort of form. Some does not. Here are some explanations of the forms of poetry used here (and how we have reinterpreted or mashed up normal forms to suit our needs). Special thanks to Amanda B Garvin of Northeast Mississippi Community College for some clarifications of forms and additional poetry type descriptions. Eally spectacular things happen when it's. Mirror Cin...
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Poemasabi: Crushed (Haiku)
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Poemasabi I : a playful poet is me : thank you for coming. Tuesday, April 21, 2015. For months crushed by snow. Limbs broken, lie in a pile. Yet buds signal life. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Other Sites. Some ours, some not. Seeing classroom objects differently. Write me a rainbow. Simple template. Template images by simonox.
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Poemasabi: Missed
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Poemasabi I : a playful poet is me : thank you for coming. Saturday, June 08, 2013. On the tree, dead Poison Ivy leaves reveal a vine that was missed. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Other Sites. Some ours, some not. Seeing classroom objects differently. Write me a rainbow. Simple template. Template images by simonox.
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Poemasabi: Toes Outstretched
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Poemasabi I : a playful poet is me : thank you for coming. Saturday, June 08, 2013. Morning sun catches slick legs, toes outstretched, frozen in warmth near surface. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Other Sites. Some ours, some not. Seeing classroom objects differently. Write me a rainbow. Simple template. Template images by simonox.
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Poemasabi: Over Time
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Poemasabi I : a playful poet is me : thank you for coming. Tuesday, April 21, 2015. The scar ripped through the ground. Ragged and with menacing edges. Dust settles in the tear. Nearly filling it in. Edges are worn smooth. And after a while. One on each side. Can meet again in the middle. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Other Sites. Some ours, some not. Seeing classroom objects differently. Write me a rainbow. Simple template. Template images by simonox.
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Poemasabi Jr.: Explanations
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Poemasabi Jr is poetry blog by first and second graders in Fairfield County Connecticut. Students write under pen names and comments are moderated but welcome. Most of our "poetry" follows some sort of form. Some does not. Here are some explanations of the forms of poetry used here (and how we have reinterpreted or mashed up normal forms to suit our needs). Special thanks to Amanda B Garvin of Northeast Mississippi Community College for some clarifications of forms and additional poetry type descriptions.