n. a piece of writing often with words that rhyme and have a particular rhythm. Poems usually have imaginative language that expresses strong feeling
These poems are very readable.
These poems are very readable.
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What is the message in all of the poems in this book?
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What are all of the poems in this book about?
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Who sewed her poems into secret folios?
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The cadences of the two poems were similar.
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What do these poems teach us?
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How do name poems look like?
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What did Dinah do when Mrs. Hall asked the students to recite poems in class?
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Which literary device is seen in most of these poems and what for?
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What animals are mentioned most often in the poems about the spring?
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The author says he thinks of poems as what?
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What did Abby write her haiku poems about?
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The poets' poems were compiled in a book.
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Wesley describes one of his poems as being 'not to shabby.' What does 'not to shabby' mean?
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Terrance recited anagogic poems by a Greek mystic.
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literary work; rhyme; expression; verse
prose; speech
2 syllables
po-ems
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