The document provides instructions for writing a poem about love by having students complete lines about the senses love engages as well as lists of what love is and is not. Students are then asked to combine the lists into sentences and arrange them into a poem structured around ideas or rhyming endings.

2. • Write a poem about love
• Upload poem to Peace Camp website
• The British Library will archive the website as a
permanent snapshot of the nation in 2012.

3. • Line 1 Where does love live?
• Line 2 What can I see there? (sight)
• Line 3 What can I hear there? (sound)
• Line 4 What can I touch there? (touch)
• Line 5 What can I smell there? (smell)
• Line 6 What can I taste there? (taste)
• Line 7 How do I feel there?

4. • Make 2 lists:
– ‘Love is never...’
– ‘Love is...’
• Join your two lists together by using
connectives
• Arrange your sentences according to ideas
that go together or according to endings that
rhyme.

5. • Line 1 Love remembers...
• Line 2 Love feels...
• Line 3 Love misses...
• Line 4 Love hopes...
• Line 5 Love teaches...
• Line 6 Love helps...