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PROJECT: POETRY MODELS

complete the following three writing assignments:
1. Write a poem patterned after Sandburg's "Chicago" about your community, town, or city or another city with which you are very familiar.
2. Write a poem like E. E.Cumins that is based on a common object and has a strong visual impact.
3. Write a poem in the style of Wallace Stevens that shows an everyday object having additional meaning.


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1.

A City so Alive, a Town of Pride

Towers to the sky and streets with ride

From winding alleys to sandy shores

The city moves on from door to door

In this place of hope, we'll never tire

We look out for one another as if we were all part of a choir

Cars rush by, merchants make sales

Parks overflow with families who come in droves

Fountains forth

Lovers roam these streets with joy profound

A City so alive, no matter where you go

A town that welcomes everyone, it's easy to know

Gather round my friends and let us share our pride

For this is our beloved city, full of life far and wide.

2.

Eyes Bright, Mind Alight

My trusty pencil brings me delight

On paper I sketch wondrous scenes

Rescuing time when thoughts are mean

Visions manifested through graphite lines

Inspiration abounds through lead so fine

Withered wood encased in eraser sheen

Telling stories that can not be seen

3.

My city's stories can't be seen,

A picture of them in my mind.

I take out my trusty pencil,

The lead is sharp and so fine.

With each stroke I'm inspired,

Withered wood encased in eraser sheen.

Sketching dreams that once were dreams,

Giving life to sights unseen.

Eyes bright and mind alight,

Mapping the streets in graphite lines.

Memories come to life on paper,

Rescuing time when thoughts decline.

From far and wide they gather round,

Crowds huddled at this new found sound.

My pencil has brought such delight,

Telling stories not visible in sight.

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