Poetry Project - Feeling Ill - Poetry Elements (Elementos de la poesía)








F E E L I N G  I L L  (TITLE)
Michael Rosen  (AUTHOR) & Illustrated by Quentin Blake  (ILLUSTRATOR)


Lying in the middle of the bed                       S                   (REPETION/REPETIDO)
Waiting for the clock to change                                     

Flicking my toes on the sheets                       T                                (REPETION OF _ING)
Watching a plane cross the window                 
Staring at the glare of the light                     A
Smelling the orange on the table                         
Counting the flowers on the curtain                N
Holding my head with my hand                                               (LINE/LINEA)

Hearing the steps on the stairs                       Z
Lying in the middle of the bed                         
Waiting for the clock to change.                      A                                  (REPETION/REPETIDO)

You will observe that this poem contains no RHYME. (No hay rima).
The RHYTHM of the poem, or any poem refers to a NATURAL FLOW to the words, that makes it “sing-songy.”  You will observe a series of BEATS (meter) in any poem.
The poem will have a certain number of SYLLABLES.

Watch the videos to help you to understand more.  (Ver estos vídeos para ayudaros un poco más)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNX2kxqvjbU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2KbKjWFiwk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MUNNEeDU4M
(ESTÁ EN CLASS DOJO - y creo se ve mejor esta ficha mejor ahí)

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