Students research a Slam Poem and write a PEEL paragraph that explains why they like it by

mason Hubbard

2025-02-13 03:05:20 UTC

I like this slam poem because I and probably many others can relate to it. an example of this might just be random thoughts the pop in your head or a friend asking you the question. Aswell, it shows how big everything is just from something small. so yes, I like this slam poem

Eva mills

2025-02-13 03:12:39 UTC

I have chosen the poem "hope is the thing with feathers" by Emily Dickinson. I chose this poem because it represents hope, but in a bird form who is everyone's hope. the part in the poem that showed that hope if represented by a bird is, that could abash the little Bird That kept so many warm. this show that there is hope because the bird protects us like it protected people from cold. I liked this poem because it is a poem that tells us to always have hope.

mrs sattler/ owen beecher

2025-02-13 03:13:09 UTC

i like this slam poem because because it was about someone telling a story about people being mean about stuff so he said they need a punch in the eye and stuff and he was crying

English: Nate Winmill

2025-02-13 03:13:23 UTC

P: These little kids love the snowmen so much and love winter and don't want them to leave.

E: As you can see at the end, they cry about the snowmen leaving.

E: This evidence supports my claim because the children love the snowmen so much.

L: So inconclusion these children love the snow.

slam poetry

2025-02-13 03:13:47 UTC

Slam poem: "Break the Silence"

S: In "Break the Silence," the poet talks about finally speaking up.

E: He says, "I’ve been quiet too long," showing how important it is to stop being silent and share your voice.

E: This evidence supports my point as it emphasizes the neediness to speak up for your self and stop being silent.

L: To sum up the point I have tried to make is that staying silent is never good and your voice counts.

NASH

2025-02-13 03:14:18 UTC

Wings Above

Engines roar, the runway fades,
Steel and fire break the shades.
Wings stretch wide, the earth lets go,
Rising fast, the rivers flow.

Clouds like whispers brush the side,
Gravity lost in a daring ride.
Sky turns golden, air so thin,
A dance of metal deep within.

Mountains shrink, the world looks small,
Up here, I feel above it all.
Sky’s no limit, just a door—
Planes were made to soar and more.

The poem

The poem is about a plane and flying in one, the reason I like the peom is because I am interested in this topic of planes. It is a fun topic because it is the exitement even before you arrive at your holiday. going in the airport and you look at all the other queue: empty. Although yours: 1 hour waits. But once your done you got to airport sucurity the ever deaded snake queses. but onc your on your plane its all worth it.

english

2025-02-13 03:14:38 UTC

I like the slam poem by David Darbyshire because of its powerful rhythm and raw emotion. The way he delivers each line with intensity makes the words feel alive, drawing the audience in. His use of vivid imagery and strong metaphors helps paint a clear picture of his message, making it easy to connect with. The poem also tackles deep themes in a way that feels personal yet relatable, leaving a lasting impact. Overall, the combination of passionate delivery, striking language, and meaningful content makes this poem truly compelling.

poem

2025-02-13 03:14:42 UTC

i like my poem because it emphasizes how amazing nature is. An example of this is how many people go into the nature and take photos. Aswell it how big nature is. i like this poem as it informs us about nature.

Georgia Fitzroy

2025-02-13 03:15:12 UTC

I have chosen the poem "The Type" written by Sarah Kay. I chose this poem because it symbolizes the complexity and resilience of a woman's identity. This poem is universal, many people can a will relate to it, it represents personal growth and the experience of being layered - strong yet vulnerable, fierce yet loving. Overall, this poem symbolizes woman empowerment and the cycle of life.

Jasmine

2025-02-13 03:15:31 UTC

I admire this slam poem because he had a lot of confidence to share his love and admiration for bacon. He made is goofy and funny while also giving it meaning :0 🥓🥓🥓🥓🥓🥓🥓🥓🥓🥓🥓

Sienna

2025-02-13 03:17:20 UTC

I loved the bacon slam poetry because it was funny and interesting. It was it made you laugh and got your attention. especially when you find out it isn't structured! It's relatable and I also gotta say, I agree with this poem!

2025-02-13 03:17:57 UTC

i like this poem because it is about guppie and him is getting bullied and starts to get tuff

hamster life

2025-02-13 03:17:58 UTC

i like this poem because it about hamsters and i love hamsters and

English peel paragraph

2025-02-13 03:20:14 UTC

P: What i l ike about the poem 'slam' by David Darbyshire is how the words make you feel the authours anger.

E: For example the line, " slam my fists, my body’s a beast” shows how the speaker is really mad. The words "slam" and "beast" make it sound strong and powerful.

E: The way the words are short and sharp makes it feel like the speaker is really upset. It helps you understand how angry and frustrated they are.

L: This makes the poem exciting to read because it shows how strong the speaker’s feelings are.

Camille Dano

2025-02-13 03:20:46 UTC

i choose moving by claire page because it is about moving out. moving out is an experience a lot of us went thru, for me it was an horrible experience. but this poem is saying that moving out is hard but it worth it

2025-02-13 03:21:21 UTC

The universal sparkling is like a magical energy that is all around us, making everything in the universe shine and move. Just like how stars sparkle in the sky, this special energy is what helps plants grow, animals live, and even the Earth keep turning. It’s a way of saying that everything in the world is connected by a little sparkle of magic, like invisible threads that tie everything together. The universal sparkling reminds us that there’s a hidden power in the universe that makes things happen, helping us see how everything is linked in a beautiful, glowing way.

Emanuele Caporossi

2025-02-16 07:07:35 UTC

P= The slam poem called "A Slam Poem to Bacon" is my favorite.

E= I liked this poem because it is very intriguing and its very funny to see a slam poem talking about something we all love, bacon.

E= In the end of the poem it is hilarious how the author would die to get a taste of bacon and also its so unusual that a topic not crucial as bacon deserves such a serious tone.

L= In conclusion this poem is my favorite, and I would like to be able to create alignment between serious and funny.