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Didactic Cinquain
5-line poem used to teach parts of speech
Line 1 = 1 noun
Line 2 = 2 adjectives describing the noun in L1
Line 3 = 3 gerunds related to the noun in L1
Line 4 = 4 words (a phrase) that further describe the noun in L1
Line 5 = 1 noun that is a synonym of the noun in L1
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Excellent poem! I “love” it
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Thank you, Jason. 🙂
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You’re welcome!
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Beautiful poem. I like this form, although I have always thought the first and last nouns were meant to be opposites. Your approach lends a different depth to the poem.
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Thank you, V.J. This is the way I was taught to do a Didactic Cinquain. There is another cinquain form that begins and ends with opposites. I’ve written a few of those as well, but just now I can’t think of what that form is called.
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Diamante, I believe. Welcome
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