Shadow Poetry - Poetry Types - Pleiades.
The Pleiades - Poem by Amy Lowell. Autoplay next video. By day you cannot see the sky For it is up so very high. You look and look, but it's so blue That you can never see right through. But when night comes it is quite plain, And all the stars are there again. They seem just like old friends to me, I've known them all my life you see. There is the dipper first, and there Is Cassiopeia in her.The root of this form of poetry comes from the number seven. The Pleiades is a seven line poem with few restrictions as to content, but strong imagery makes for an enthralling poem with this form. Exercise: Pick an item that is sitting in front of you right now. Write down seven words about the item that describe it or that are related to it.Shadow Poetry - A Poet's Writing Resource: Offers Poetry, Comprehensive materials on poetry writing and creation, Haiku, Poetry Dictionary, SP Quill Magazine, White Lotus Magazine, and Educational Tools for learning poets everywhere! A wonderful site to obtain basic information on types of poetry.
Pleiades This poem has a title with a single word. The poem itself has seven lines. The first word in each line begins with the same letter as the title. Example. Train Ticket to a treasure-trove of memories Traveling through a tapestry of scenery Trudging and trundling over tough terrain Tirelessly towing tourists and boxcars full of freight.Write a Pleiades poem for this contest. This poetry type requires a title with a single word. The poem itself has seven lines. The first word in each line begins with the same letter as the title. See an example of this type of poem here. The contest winner will win half of the prize pool which is based on the number of entries. The second and.
Write a writing prompt for this contest. Write a Pleiades poem about nature. it is a seven line poem, with a one word title, and all lines and title start with the same letter. Be creative!
