Rain – various types of poems

by | May 18, 2012 | Creative Writing, JezebelMyscka.com, Proper Poetry, Seasons | 0 comments

Too much Rain!
(Trois-par-huit poem)

Now at last
the fear of drought has passed.
They can now cancel the hosepipe ban.

We can put away our brand new watering can,
and forget any idea of a summer tan.

It’s never going to stop, it’s plain,
each day we get again
too much rain!

Trois-par-Huit (Three-by-Eight) = 3 stanzas of 3/3/2 lines or 3/2/3 lines, total of 8 lines, syllable count 3/6/9/12/12/9/6/3, rhyming pattern AABBBCCC where the last line is the title and summarizes the meaning of the poem. 
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Weather forecast (Nonet poem)

Our reservoirs are overflowing,
the fear of a drought is over.
Ever since the hosepipe ban
we’ve had more than enough.
But still it keeps on
every day
they will still
predict
rain.

A nonet poem has nine descending lines  of 9 syllables, then 8,7,6,5,4,3,2 and finally 1. It doesn’t need to rhyme.

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Raindrops and Rainfall
(Diamante poem)

Raindrops –
welcome, gentle,
tinkling, cleansing, refreshing
drought relief.  Dismal depression,
flooding, driving, pouring,
dreary, constant
rainfall.

Antonym or Synonym Diamante Poem:- Builds a diamond shape:-
Noun or subject
Two adjectives describe the subject
Three -ing words about the subject
Four words, two about the first word, two about the antonym/synonym
Three -ing words about the antonym/synonym
Two adjectives describing the antonym/synonym
Antonym/synonym for the subject.

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Rain (Acrostic poem)

Rain keeps falling all the time
April showers in May
It never ceases
Night or day

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