Couplets:
Love love is in the air
love you could feel it everywhere
love makes you dream when you are in love you want to scream
love maskes you happy when you lose it you would be unhappy
Cinquain
Basketball
fisical, team running, jumping, donking
just do it
brownball
Free Verse:
I want to wrap myself in a Christmas light
and be a tree for halloween
In December I want to run
until I reach the horizon
and go past the night until I reach the other side
Haiku:
Blowing in the wind
The leaves swirl in the cool breeze
Drifting in the streets
Clerihuw Poem:
Martin Luther King was not a king
He didnt have a crownor anything
He preached a lot and had a dream of every body being free
Vocabulary I
1. Aesthetics-is a branch of philosophy
dealing with the nature of beauty, art, and taste, and with the creation and
appreciation of beauty
2. Characterize-To be a distinctive
trait or mark of; distinguish
3. Decadence-A literary movement
especially of late 19th-century France and England characterized by refined
aestheticism, artifice, and the quest for new sensations.
4. Definitive- Precisely defined or
explicit.
5. Delineation-To draw or trace the
outline of; sketch out
6. Fiasco-A complete failure.
7. Garish-Marked by strident color or
excessive ornamentation
8. Habituate-To accustom by frequent
repetition or prolonged exposure.
9. Impeccable-Having no flaws; perfect
10. Innuendo-An indirect or subtle,
usually derogatory implication in expression; an insinuation.
11. Bellicose- Warlike or hostile in
manner or temperament
12. Catalepsy- A condition characterized
by lack of response to external stimuli and by muscular rigidity, so that the
limbs remain in whatever position they are placed. It is known to occur in a
variety of physical and psychological disorders, such as epilepsy and
schizophrenia, and can be induced by hypnosis.
13. Choreography- The art of creating
and arranging dances or ballets.
14. Dearth- A scarce supply; a lack.
15. Deleterious- Having a harmful
effect; injurious
16. Egregious- Conspicuously bad or
offensive.
17. Ephemeral- Living or lasting only
for a day, as certain plants or insects do.
18. Fortuitous- Happening by accident or
chance.
19. Homily- A tedious moralizing lecture
or admonition.
20. Jocund- Sprightly and lighthearted
in disposition, character, or quality.
21. Abeyance- a state of being suspended
or put aside temporarily.
22. Effervescence- the bubbling of a
solution due to the escape of gas.
23. Gauche- laking ease of manner;
tacless.
24. Blasphemy- the crime committed if a
person insults, offends ir vilifies the deity.
Vocabulary: II
1. Blasphemy- the crime committed if a
person insults, offends ir vilifies the deity.
2. Hackneyed- Used so often as to be
trite, dull, and stereotyped.
3. Fixation- the act of fixing or the
state of being fixed; a preoccupation or obsession
4. Infamy- infamous act or event
5. Despicable- deserving of contempt or
scorn; vile.
6. Ingenuous- Lacking in cunning,
guile, or worldliness; artless.
7. Facsimile- is a copy or reproduction
of an old book, manuscript, map, art print, or other item of historical value
that is as true to the original source as possible.
8. Accrue- to happen or result as a
natural growth, addition.
9. Aberration- the act of deviating
from the ordinary, usual, or normal type.
10. Baleful- full of menacing or malign
influences; pernicious
11. Caucus- any group or meeting
organized to further a special interest or cause.
12. Disparage- to speak or treat
slightingly; depreciate; belittle
13. Dogmatic- asserting opinion in a
doctrine or arrogant manner; opionated.
14. Ecclesiastical- pertaining to the
church or the clergy.
15. Equestrian- mounted on horseback.
16. Facetious- not meant to be taken
seriously or literally.
17. Juxtaposition- the state of being
close together.
18. Ambivalence- uncertainly or fluctuation,
especially when cause by inability to make a choice or by a simultaneous desire
to say or do two opposite or conflicting things.
19. Voracious- craving or consuming
large quanties of food.
20. Vicissitude- a change or variation
occurring in the course of something.
21. Penumbra- a shadowy, indefinite, or
marginal area.
22. Shibboleth- a slogan; catchword
23. Uxorious- doting upon, foolishly
fond of, or affectionately submissive.
24. Truncheon- a staff representing an
office or authority; baton.
25. Neophyte- a beginner or novice.
26. Zealot- an excessively zealous
person; fanatic
27. Misanthrope- a hater of humankind.
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