Short Mini Poem by FB
The Hot Blazing Sun - F.B (Short Mini Poem)
The hot blazing sun scorched Venus as it trotted along its quarterly hike across the sun's surface.
Making no spots, or it would become a pile of ash, floating through space like an asteroid.
Venus,scared as can be, panting for hours, had finally finished this painful trek.
Awsome poem!!!!!!!! you really captured the feel of the event
ReplyDeleteI like the way you used personifications, it really made your writing come to life.
ReplyDeleteNice job F.B It's really good
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DeleteCool. But space is dark, and I see why Venus was scared, hence: Personification. Venus must have been small compared to the huge, blazing sun. I would have been scared!
ReplyDeleteWow, this poem really captures it like Venus was a person! it really fits the picture we saw in class
ReplyDeleteI like the way you used personifications
ReplyDeleteItresting, although i have no idea what the venus transit. I think your poem is very cool, i like how you used personifacation like scared. it really give the planet emotion and makes your poem intresting!
ReplyDeleteI liked the sentence "scared as can be, panting for hours, had finally finished this painful trek" it used many personifications and the last sentence was written carfully in my eyes.
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ReplyDeleteI highly enjoyed this short mini poem, it used great personifications and conveyed a great message to the reader. It was very descriptive (kinda)since it was a short story poem thing!!! I really like how you said "as it trotted along its quarterly hike!!!" it really made me see the image clearly!!!
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Who knew that a science news story on the transit of Venus could result in such a staggering beautiful piece of writing! Thank-you for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteit is very interesting that you added the picture to show what you were thinking so that you can read it go "wow he got all that info from just that!".
ReplyDeleteI liked how you took all this inspiration from planets, I can't write about anything but aniamls and landscapes, much less planets! Its really good, and it sort of captured how Venus 'feels'.
ReplyDeleteI really liked the way you wrote your free verse about planets, not just some usual topic and poetry form.
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