The examples of concrete poetry

1. The Four Poetic Seasons
Galya Arapova, Nadya Sankina, Ksusha Saburova
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2. Rondelle
Rooks are singing.
I like spring.
Snow is melting on the roofs.
I like spring.
I dress and go out and see
Paper ships that swim in the creek.
I like spring.
And do you like spring?

3. Acro-verse
Water is covered with ice.
In the forest, trees are white.
No leaves on the branches.
The sun is faintly shining.
Everybody is warmly dressed.
Run to play snowball.

4. Haiku
Snowdrops are peeping
In the black and wet ground.
Oh, what a contrast!
A flash of lightning.
Thunder loudly rattles.
The storm is near.
The ducks are quacking,
We put on the coats
Going to leave the forest
And go to the skating rink.
Until the next spring.
We will have much fun!

5. Cinqvain
Spring.
Windy, loud.
Running, sсreaming, dancing.
Falling in love again.
Liveliness.

6. Summer.
Chirping, flowery.
Rest, swim, sunbathe.
Do what you want.
Freedom.

7. Autumn.
Bright, rustling.
Study, walk, dream.
Pushkin liked this season.
Poetic.

8. Winter.
Sparkling, white.
Playing, skiing, skating.
New Year's Day comes.
Happiness.

9. The ABC of Four Seasons
Autumn
New life
Boys and girls go to school
Our mood is good
Cold
Puddles and streamlets
Days become shorter
Quiet and sunny
Everything seems solemn
Raining sometimes
Feet are often wet
Summer at last
Glass is fading
Temperature is rising
Halloween is coming
University entrance exams
I feel sad
Vacation is behind and you study again
January has come
Winter holidays
Keep warm days in your memory
X-mas
Lack of vitamins
Your exams
March is near
Zero output and you retake it

10. Parts of Speech Poem
Spring
Automn
Warm and green
Cold and yellow
Sing and blossom
Miss and read
Awaking
Fading
Childhood
Maturity
Summer
Winter
Hot and bright
Frosty and white
Dance and play
Remember and cry
Running
Sleeping
Youth
Senility

11. Diamond
Winter
A wonderful season
December, January, February
New Year’s Day, Christmas, St. Valentine’s Day
Celebrate, present, participate
Skating and skiing
Fairytale