Sabin 5th Grade Poetry: The Plot

¡Leímos un poema que no tenía un fin, pues tratamos de imaginar un fin para el poema por escribir el fin en forma de poesía; aquí están algunos poemas que hemos escrito!

We read a poem that did not have an ending, so we tried to imagine an ending for the poem by writing then ending in the form of a poem; here are some poems we’ve written!

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“Desarrollo”

Jorge Enrique Adoum

¿Dónde?

En un muelle del Sena.

¿Cuándo?

El último día del otoño.

¿Quién?

Un empleado del aseo de las calles.

¿Con qué?

Una gran escalera de tijera y uñas grandes

tijeras.

¿Por qué?

Para cortar una hoja que aún no había caído.

¿Conclusión? …

“Development”

Jorge Enrique Adoum

Where?

A chair in the living room.

When?

The last day of autumn.

Who?

A street cleaner.

With what?

A big scissor staircase and big 

scissor nails.

Why?

To cut a leaf that had not yet fallen.

Conclusion?


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El fin

Yeiber

Comenzó a llover y la

hoja no se cayó,

y la lluvia para y la

hoja no cae y queda

allí.

A Little While After

By Mason

So after that the leaf fell

and he swept the road,

and the woman on the chair

went outside and talked to him.

What Happened?

By Jimmy

After the man cut the leaf that hung,

that at first was not falling,

he went to get pizza

and went to bed.

The man was tired,

he finally got to cut the leaf,

and then go to his home.

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“Writing poetry makes me feel like I can see myself, like I can see my reflection, but not in a mirror, in the world. I write and I know I can be reflected.”
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