How do you write a dimante poem?

A diamante poem is a seven-line diamond-shaped poem that uses words to create a visual representation of the topic. Here's how to write one:

1. Choose a topic. This can be anything: a person, a place, a feeling, an object, etc.

2. Line 1: Noun (Topic) Start with one word that represents your topic.

3. Line 2: Two Adjectives Describe your topic with two adjectives.

4. Line 3: Three Verbs Describe actions related to your topic.

5. Line 4: Noun (Opposite of the first) This line should be the opposite of the first noun.

6. Line 5: Three Verbs Describe actions related to the opposite noun.

7. Line 6: Two Adjectives Describe the opposite noun with two adjectives.

8. Line 7: Noun (Opposite of the first) This line is the same as the first line.

Example: Sunshine

* Sunshine

* Warm, Bright

* Glows, Heats, Illuminates

* Darkness

* Hides, Chills, Conceals

* Cold, Shadowy

* Darkness

Here are some tips:

* Be creative: Have fun with the words you choose and don't be afraid to use unusual or surprising adjectives and verbs.

* Use sensory language: Try to use words that appeal to the reader's senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch).

* Make it flow: Pay attention to the rhythm and sound of your words. You want your poem to be pleasing to the ear.

Try writing a diamante poem about your favorite animal, a place you love, or a feeling you've experienced!