Poetic Forms

Oh, what a happy little challenge! To create an acrostic poem with the word REACTION, you simply write each letter vertically down the page, and then think of a word or phrase that starts with that letter to describe your feelings or thoughts. Let your imagination flow like a gentle stream, and before you know it, you'll have a beautiful masterpiece that reflects your emotions. Just remember, there are no mistakes, only happy little accidents in the world of poetry.

Majestic tales of old, Yearning for belief and truth, Hidden in folklore and lore, Timeless stories of youth.

first write something starting with a M and then withI and thenX... and zoo on

What is the main idea in the poem the song of the whale by kit wright

Well, honey, an acrostic poem for "Omar" is easy peasy lemon squeezy. Just write the letters of the name "Omar" vertically down the page, then start each line with a word that begins with that letter. Ooh la la, you've got yourself a sassy little poem in no time. Now go dazzle Omar with your poetic skills!

Summary:

The eagle king has lost its eyesight almost. It keeps it head in between its body with tiredness. Its wings are dull and dirtier and hang below its tail. It is old but is not the age that has made him to sit like a raven that drenched in the rain. It is not the night time too. It is an hour before sunset.

An iron has entered into his soul which destitute his pride and territory on that day. Till that afternoon this crag was his throne. From the forests to the boundless sky, the entire space was like his empire. He has won all his enemies. The eagles that are in the glaciers or them mapping the coastal areas are his descents. Even before they fledge the Eagle king had tumbled them on the rocks from their nests.

In this morning the eyes of this monarch have been captured by the silver flash of a mighty bird that flew in between the two peaks of the mountain ranges. This sight has titillated this Eagle King. Even his hairs in the neck were bustled. The mighty bird’s feet were as strong as digging clefts in the granite. The Eagle King couldn’t recognise whether it is a Partridge or a Heron or a Falcon or even an Eagle.

The mighty bird flew in a rapid speed as if catapulted from a ledge and made a spiral. It even reached the orbits without any rising and falling waves. It also reaches the positions from where it could survey the other birds. There is no such bird it could reach the heaven and the earth. The Eagle King even thinks of pterodactyls which were existed before the vulture and could kill its carrion even in the Andes.

The shadow of the strange invader seems like a bat upon the roofs of the world. It also passes the moraines and vitriol; is it a dragon. It also has the head, body, wings and even the taut. The two whirling eyes the mighty bird like the meridian bright has not shuttered. The Eagle King hasn’t known about this strange bird before.

It is his enemy whom he can’t grapple over. The shoulders at the back of this strange bird puzzled the Eagle King a lot. Its sound was like a thunder. His claws were like lightening. The speed of the strange bird is double of the Eagle King. The anger and unconcern manner of this supercilious bird that flew over the dominion of the Eagle King disturbed him most. This ancient Suzerain made its spy in the territory with the impudent face and disappeared.

The Eagle King has found himself weak by the evening. His shoulders are untidy and his claws become nerveless. He thinks that dusk come an hour before the sunset to haunt his eyes. He also thinks that the flock that has chased away by him will come back again and to thread in the crimson archipelagos. There will find him deaf by the wings of that mighty bird. They will brood over the lost emperor of the peaks the Eagle King.

Analysis:

This is an allegorical poem. It deals with the descending tradition. The poet has taken the Eagle and an Aeroplane to distinguish between Tradition and Modernism.

The poem can be taken in two ways. In the literal meaning it is the juxtaposition of emotions of a bird after looking at an aeroplane. The poet beautifully pictures the emotions arouse in the mind of the bird after seeing the aeroplane.

In allegorical, the poem tries to capture the fading of the tradition with the advent of modernism. The Eagle King rules his territory without any opponent. He never allowed his rivals to win over him. He tumbled them. But this strange bird was a big puzzle to him. In the same way the poet on behalf of the Traditionalism worries about the modernism which is fascinating.

The Eagle King worries that the ‘mighty bird’ would be pterodactyl. He couldn’t recognise what kind of a bird is it. Likely, modernism can’t be predicted.

The eyes of the mighty bird were unshuttered. It is unconcern about anything. It has an arrogant look. In the same way Modernism is not shuttered and it doesn’t bother about the other trends and grows up in its own way.

The Eagle King worries that his chased away descents will come back and pity for him of his deafness. Modernism can also make the Traditionalism diminishing.

autocratic acrostic poem

To create an acrostic poem for the word "pitch," you would start by writing the letters P, I, T, C, and H vertically down the left side of your page. Then, for each letter, you would come up with a word or phrase that starts with that letter and relates to the word "pitch." For example, for P you could use "powerful throw," for I you could use "infield," for T you could use "teamwork," for C you could use "curveball," and for H you could use "home run." This would result in an acrostic poem that creatively explores different aspects of the word "pitch."

I - Intertwined souls connecting, N - Nurturing love in every moment.

A mazing smile lights up the room, M any talents that always bloom, A lways kind and thoughtful too, N ever failing to see things through, D evoted friend, through and through, A manda, we're lucky to know you.

The poem "Blessings of God" by Cecil Alexander describes natural elements such as flowers, birds, and mountains as reminders of God's glory and greatness. These objects showcase the beauty and magnificence of creation, serving as symbols of God's power and love for humanity.

Healthy bodies work to maintain balance (H) Operating within set limits (O) Maintaining stable conditions (M) Efficiently regulating internal environment (E) Operating without disruption (O) Stability is key in this physiological process (S) Taking care of the body's inner balance (T) Internal systems work together seamlessly (A) Supporting health and well-being (S) In maintaining homeostasis (I) Striving to keep equilibrium (S)

One animal he encounters is a leopard.

Triângulo de formas variadas,

Regionando o espaço com harmonia,

Infinidade de ângulos e lados,

**Â**ngulos que se encontram na geometria.

Na simplicidade, complexidade se revela,

Geometria que fascina e encanta,

Um símbolo de equilíbrio e beleza,

Linhas que dançam na matemática,

Onde a arte e a ciência se encontram.

M - Many elements blend in one I - Interwoven, unique and fun X - X-factor of diverse allure T - Together they create a lasting allure U - Uniting in a harmonious texture R - Radiant in its colorful mixture E - Embracing differences, a true picture

Going out to look for his shadow, Really hoping for an early spring, Underground burrows cozy and warm, Nuzzle in waiting for the sunshine to bring delights, Determined groundhog emerges to predict winter's fate, Happily bringing hope or more weeks of cold stay.

Begin by writing the word "blossom" vertically down the left side of your paper. Then, think of words or phrases that start with each of the letters in "blossom" that describe or relate to blossoms, such as "beautiful," "lovely," "sunshine," "soft petals," "opening up," and "magical." Next, use these words to create a poem where each line starts with one of the letters in "blossom." Be creative and have fun with it!

Natividad Marquez is a Filipino poet and writer known for her works in the field of Philippine literature. She is recognized for her poems that reflect themes of love, nature, and Filipino culture. Marquez's contributions have helped enrich and preserve Filipino literary heritage.

"The Fourth" by Shel Silverstein is a humorous poem about a boy who starts a chain reaction of sneezing during church service by pretending to sneeze. It is a light-hearted and entertaining poem that explores the consequences of a simple action.

"No Difference" by Shel Silverstein is a free verse poem that contrasts and highlights the similarities and differences between two seemingly opposite things, showing that despite their disparities, they are essentially the same in essence. The poem uses simple language and playful imagery to convey a deeper message about perception and perspective.

"The Phantom" by Samuel Taylor Coleridge explores themes of loneliness, loss, and yearning for companionship. The poem presents a spectral figure embodying the speaker's unfulfilled desires and lingering regrets. Ultimately, it conveys a sense of isolation and longing for connection.

Yes, "Television" by Roald Dahl contains figurative language such as similes and metaphors to convey the author's message about the negative impact of television on individuals and society. Dahl uses vivid imagery and comparisons to create a powerful and thought-provoking narrative.

Some well-known poems from the Zamboanga Peninsula include "The Land I Love" by Pedro Concepcion, "Zamboanga Hermosa" by Manuel Belmonte, and "Mi Ciudad de Zamboanga" by Herminio Botin. These poems often celebrate the natural beauty, cultural richness, and historical significance of the region.