#TheWombwellRainbow #PoeticFormsChallenge. It is weekly. Week Twenty-fifth form is #Idiomaticpoetry. I will post the challenge to create a first draft of a poetic form by the following late Sunday. Please email your first draft to me, including an updated short, third person bio and a short prose piece about the challenges you faced and how you overcame them. Except when I’m working at the supermarket I am always ready to help those that get stuck. I will blog my progress throughout the week. Hopefully it may help the stumped. Also below please find links to helpful websites.

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Idiom poems are poems that contain idioms. Idioms are phrases that are commonly used and have a figurative meaning, which means they have another meaning than what the words typically mean. Idiom poems can rhyme or not rhyme, be short or long, and can be written about anything.

 

Helpful Links

Idioms in Poetry

https://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/words-and-their-stories-american-versus-british-english/3397694.html

 

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