Object writing
For writing this week we are writing object poems. For the poem we had to pick a everyday object and decide it without using the word of what we are describing. So if you were describing a fork you wouldn't use the word fork. Can you guess what my object is?
Object Writing -
Hard card covering the precious pages between, protecting them from any danger.
Thin whitish brown delicate pieces of a tree, hiding in between the covers like children hiding in their bed scared of the storm outside.
Black writing, telling the story, pulling you away from reality like a whirlpool in the middle of the ocean sucking a boat into it’s centre.
Thick spine firmly holding the whole story together, without it the story is just a bunch of jumbled words upon a page.
Hi Angelina,
ReplyDeleteI have been so impressed by how hard you have worked on your descriptive writing during lockdown. You are selecting some fantastic vocabulary and using figurative langauge effectively.
This is such a beautiful poem to read aloud. I think it is my favourite piece of writing from you probably because I love books!
What writing skill would you like to work on next?
Keep up the great work. Mrs P
Angelina, Wow this is an amazing piece of writing you had me hooked in the first sentence. I love books and love the descripted words you have used.
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work, it's really paying of.
Love Mum
Kia ora Angelina, I think you have described one of my favoutire things- a book. You have used effective descriptive language and yes books are precious. Even in the era of technology there is something magical about choosing, holding and reading a book. It is really interesting to research the origins of books.
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