You’re in for a ride when you read this site! You will see examples of types of poems such as odes, diamantes, and limericks. Plus more, when you’re done reading this site you’ll be able to give a definition and an example of all the poems on this site. So let’s get started!

A diamante is a poem that is shaped like a diamond and has six lines.

Leaves

Bright, colorful

Racking, jumping, falling

Emerging when it’s warm

Giving, protecting, disappearing

Large, Sturdy

Tree

Limericks are funny, nonsense poems that rhyme (note: they don’t have to be real.)

There was a guy named clue.

Who lived on the planet Kazoo

An ode is a poem that doesn’t have to rhyme. Dogs are cute and so are cats, except when they fight.

I hope you liked my site.

Julie Signa