The document provides examples of different poetry forms including an acrostic poem about athletics, a cinquain about a girl named Rose, and a limerick using the color red. It also mentions writing parallel poems and the goal of writing in different poetic styles.

1. Brodie's Poetry

2. A thletics training in the gym. T hrowing light shot puts in the field H eavy steel shot puts are nest in line L ater on their arms are tired E very heavy shot put looks like a cannon ball T he discus is related to the shot put I n athletics there are many disciplines (sports) C hamps have gold medals S tarting amateurs have no medals W.A.L.T. To write an acrostic poem.

3. Competitive, active. Sweaty, exhausting, tough Getting harder and harder. Athletic Sprints Emotional, delightful Depressing, humorous, heartbreaking Letting your feelings out. Touching. Poetry W.A.L.T Write a cinquain.

4. There was a girl named Rose, Who had a large wart on her nose, When she had it removed, Her face improved, But her glasses slipped down to her toes. There was a girl named Sally, Who had a very big belly, She tried to lose some weight, In time for a date, With her sister named Kelly. W.A.L.T. Write a Limerick.

5. Red is the blood that come from your skin. Red is the colour of my bad sins. Red is the annoyance of my brother. Red is the lipstick on my mother. W.A.L.T Write parallel poems. Yellow is the colour of my light. Yellow is the glow of my kite. Yellow is the shine of the sun. Yellow is the medal that I won.