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Tuesday, December 10, 2019
Writing - Poetry
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Writing W8
Hi everyone welcome back to my blog today I am going to be talking about my writing. For writing we had to do a poster for our PBL and I did...
Kia ora Felicity, this is Kieryn from the Summer Learning Journey.
ReplyDeleteYou have done an amazing job on your poetry!
I have never written a comparisons poem before, but it looks like such a fun poem to write.
All of the metaphors and similes you used really made me feel as though I was lying on the beach in Kaiteriteri, getting ready to hop into the water!
I quite liked the way you mentioned that the sand was like shimmering gold. This was such an excellent simile to use because everytime I go to the beach, I think the exact same thing!
You mentioned that you go on holiday to Kaiteriteri at the beginning of each year. What kinds of things do you do there?
Nga mihi