Tiger Poem by Della Perry
Tiger
The tiger crouches, hiding
In the long, dry
Grass, waiting for its prey to
Eventually capture it, eat it, before
Resting in the sweltering midday heat.
Sunday, September 20, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: tiger
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
year 3 Acrostic poems I wrote for use in the classroom. I made a book including riddles, acrostics, kennings, alliteration, similes, haikus, short poems, nonsense, repeating, tankas, senyru, limericks and anagrams for the children, then we added the kids work into it too. I will inspire those who will write better than me.
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