Portfolio for
English
Grade 9
(Third Quarter Poetry)
Respectfully Submitted by: Respectfully
submitted to:
Jennette Trinity M. Carido
Mrs. Anna Recca Anaviso
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J- Just like that I’ll forget
E- every dark chapter of a book has an end
N- new day brings a promise not regret
N- now , just like that I’ll forget
E - enough to my storms and welcome warm sun
T - Time is here for fun and sadness gone
T - treasure each moment, we have now to hold
E- Every moment here on earth is gold
T - To more battles to win, she’s ready to begin
R - rememeber more of the gain not on the pain
I - I will leave no marks of sorrow
N - no room for regrets and welcome tomorrow
I - if today will be my last, I will embrace each
moment
T - to more journeys to the mountains and more
excitemen
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Y - yearning for resilience to surpass life’s predicaments
Cherry
Blossoms
Oh Cherry blossoms, I can’t
get enough of you
I can stare all day with your
amazing view
Rainbows, warm sun, pink
cherry blossom
Makes my day oh so awesome.
Waiting for Better Days
Sadness lurks around the corner
Today is the day for I will feel better
Thunder’s loud torment rolls now leaving
Fear’s echoing uproar now vanishing
grief stricken heart full of cries unspoken
The once weary eye shines brightly again
Higher up in the sky soars another day
wonderful colors glow more in evrery way
Free verse
Limerick
There was a lady named Jennette
Who loves the sweet color violet
She dyed her hair
On a lazy chair
And shouted her name till sunset.
This lady once said
She will never sleep in her bed
She ran away
With a huge boquet
Wearing a garland on her head
Limerick - a light humorous poem consisting of five lines. The 1st, 2nd , and 5th lines must have 7-10
syllables while rhyming and having the same verbal rhythm. The 3rd, and 4th lines have 5-7 syllables ,
and have to rhyme with each other.
Limerick
Annyeonghaseyo wherever I go
Am I in seoul I wanna know
The lost lady smiled
Then after she cried
Now she doesn’t know where to go
Haiku
Red Tulips
The sweet red tulips
Verdant of grass and trees
Praises on my lips
Edinburgh
Mountains
I love the mountains
On the hills of Edinburgh
Makes me so happy
Yellow Flowers
Yellow brings delight
The lovely sight of flowers
Fresh from Edinburgh
Haiku is a traditional form of Japanese poetry with 3 lines. The first and last lines of a Haiku have 5
syllables and the middle line has 7 syllables. The lines rarely rhyme.
Big Ben
Ding Dong calls Big
Ben
My journey will now
begin
At London central
Clerihews
Everybody loves Xander Ford
People talk about him when they’re bored
He danced like a bull
With mouth so full
Our leader named Rody is really scary
He’s sometimes funny but very witty
When he raises his fists
He becomes an antagonist
Clerihew is a short or nonsensical verse, typically in two rhyming
couplets with lines of unequal length and referring to a famous
person.
Sonnet
Dawn
By: Jennette Trinity M. Carido
dawn breaks with journey I need to begin
My weary sad soul is out for a quest
I’m weak, I’ll go, whispers the voice within.
I’m not looking back, I will give my best.
A dream pushes me, there’s
no time to waste,
Hurrying time wont wait for anyone
Tides are high , winds are strong , sail on in haste
the end of the tunnel awaits someone
Push gray clouds round the corner and walk on
The hoarse voice tells of journey that is long
My Captain, he will never abandon
I feel it rough and tough and I’ll be strong
Down the road there will be better days
There will be more of life we need to face. Beautiful SAGADA
Diamante Poem
Winter
cold, dark
Freezing, Snowing, Blowing
Coats, gloves, sun glasses, vacation,
Swimming, Sun Tanning, Relaxing, Travelling
Hot, Sunny
Summer
