Showing posts with label poetry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label poetry. Show all posts

24.1.10

Poetry: Onamatopoeia.

Sound words are sometimes called echoic because they echo or sound like the nature sounds of objects, people or actions. The use of such sound words in poetry is called onomatopoeia. The following poem puts this idea into practice.

The Onomatopoeia River

Glade...shade...pool...cool...
Fickle...trickle...supple...able
Yearning...trending...wending.

(Read each line faster)
Amble, addle, dawdle, dabble,
Babble, bubble, gurgle, gambol,
Bustle, hustle tussle, tumble,
Mumble, grumble-rumble, hurtle-
Lunge! Plunge!
Splash! Spray,
Flay, fume.
Gnash! Lash! Rage, wage.

(read each line slower)
Freed, speed...
Weed...reed...
Haze...laze...
Hide...glide...
Wide...tide.

By Max Dunn.

21.8.09

English related things to do in Spring.

1. Read a good classic novel.
2. Write some beautiful poetry.
3. Get lost in your own creative thoughts.
4. Create a collage of visual images which captivate.
5. Watch a BBC classics film or BBC television series.

14.8.09

Places to find related texts

- Novels
- Major and Minor publications
- Newspaper and Magazine Articles
- Youtube videos
- Speeches
- Plays and Drama
- Radio transcripts
- Photographs
- Artwork
- Poetry
- Autobiographies and Biographies
- Music videos
- Song Lyrics
- Films
- Picture Books
- Documentaries
- News and Current Affairs