I need a seven long line iambic pentameter poem describing something. It can be anything. PLEASE HELP...I have no idea how to do this and my teacher will fail me. please please help
Are you Liz looking for more help?
No that's my sister...we both suck at poety:( we are in the same class
Soccer:
Soccer, blocker, locker
Something that may give you a shocker
Running and kicking
Cleats make the grass keep flicking
Black and White
something that bites the dust
Round and small
making the goal worthwhile
Just ;) DO NOT COPY this! THIS is an example of what you can do! Pick something you enjoy doing and start a sentence. Then go to Ryhmezome . com and you can find your rhymes there! Good luck!
Oh OK!
Oh, yes! Annah, Liz, and John all seem to have trouble keeping their identities under control!! All are from the same computer; writing style is identical.
Hmmmm!
I think they are the same person... what do you think?
I will gladly assist you in crafting a seven-line iambic pentameter poem! Iambic pentameter is a metrical pattern commonly used in poetry, consisting of lines with ten syllables, alternating between unstressed and stressed syllables.
To start, let's brainstorm a topic or theme for your poem. It can be anything you find interesting or inspiring. Once we have that, we can begin constructing the poem using the iambic pentameter pattern.
For instance, let's choose nature as our theme:
1. Select a topic: Sunset over the ocean
2. Determine the rhyme scheme: AABBCCD (where each letter represents a rhyming sound)
3. Begin by setting the scene with the first two lines:
The fiery sun dips into the sea's embrace (A)
As orange hues adorn the azure sky's face (A)
4. Now, we need to continue with a description in the next two lines, using iambic pentameter:
Crimson streaks glide through a tapestry of gold (B)
Reflections dance upon the waves untold (B)
5. In the final two lines, complete the poem with a closing statement:
The tranquil water shimmers, calm and pure (C)
Nature's masterpiece, a sunset to adore (C)
Combining all the lines, we have a seven-line iambic pentameter poem about a sunset over the ocean:
The fiery sun dips into the sea's embrace,
As orange hues adorn the azure sky's face.
Crimson streaks glide through a tapestry of gold,
Reflections dance upon the waves untold.
The tranquil water shimmers, calm and pure,
Nature's masterpiece, a sunset to adore.
Remember, the key to writing in iambic pentameter is to alternate between unstressed and stressed syllables. If you practice reading each line aloud, you can ensure the rhythm flows smoothly.
I hope this helps you create a splendid iambic pentameter poem! Feel free to ask if you have any further questions or require assistance with any other topic.