A Diamonte is a poem written in the shape of a diamond that contrasts two subjects and makes a comparison between them by moving from one to the other. Use the following information to write a diamonte poem of your own. Structure: line 1 - one noun (subject #1) line 2 - two adjectives (describing subject #1) line 3 - three participles (ending in --ing, telling about subject #1) line 4 - four nouns (first two related to subject #1, second two related to subject #2) line 5 - three participles (about subject #2) line 6 - two adjectives (describing subject #2) line 7 - one noun (subject #2) Examples: Cat clever, cuddly crouching, pouncing, purring meow, feline, canine, bark running, sniffing, yelping, lovable, smart Dog Day Bright, colorful Opening, Moving, Waking Sunrise, sunshine, shadows, sunset Closing, slowing, sleeping Dark, colorless Night In the box below, type your Diamonte. When you are finished, check your spelling, and print your poem.
Structure: line 1 - one noun (subject #1) line 2 - two adjectives (describing subject #1) line 3 - three participles (ending in --ing, telling about subject #1) line 4 - four nouns (first two related to subject #1, second two related to subject #2) line 5 - three participles (about subject #2) line 6 - two adjectives (describing subject #2) line 7 - one noun (subject #2) Examples: Cat clever, cuddly crouching, pouncing, purring meow, feline, canine, bark running, sniffing, yelping, lovable, smart Dog Day Bright, colorful Opening, Moving, Waking Sunrise, sunshine, shadows, sunset Closing, slowing, sleeping Dark, colorless Night
