We read and analysed William Carlos Williams' poem, 'The Red Wheelbarrow' and created our own poems using a similar format. The photographs were taken on our school grounds.
The Red Wheelbarrow is one of my favourite poems - and not just because it has chickens in it!!!! We will use it for inspiration in 8C an share with you.
Here is my version for now (you will have to imagine the picture)
a picture of anticipation the dog lies waiting for shadows under the apple tree
Hi 8B,
ReplyDeleteThese poem are very well written and well presented. What form of poem structure did you use?
From Lottie
We used William Carlos Williams' poem The Red Wheelbarrow to base our poems on.
ReplyDeleteVery well written poetry, 8B and I love the images you have used as inspiration.
ReplyDeleteDo you know the book "Love that Dog" by Sharon Creech? The Red Wheelbarrow is mentioned in this book. It is quite amusing.
Mrs C-M
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ReplyDeleteThe Red Wheelbarrow is one of my favourite poems - and not just because it has chickens in it!!!! We will use it for inspiration in 8C an share with you.
ReplyDeleteHere is my version for now (you will have to imagine the picture)
a picture of anticipation
the dog lies
waiting for shadows
under the apple tree
Great poems 8B! I love the photos you have taken for them!
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