- List of 8-stanza poems
- The 2-line cart
- The 3-verse bicycle
- The four-line frog
- The house of five verses
- The six-verse journey
- Back to the four verses and eight stanzas
- References
The eight-stanza poems are lyrical compositions whose structure consists of eight parts with metric verses and varied rhymes to suit the author. It is possible to work with single verses or without rhyme and with sparse meter.
These can be made to be sung or recited, depending on the purpose of the writer and the number of verses in each stanza will also depend on the poet.
The 8-line poems are an excellent teaching and learning resource. Source: pixabay.com.
They are a wonderful pedagogical resource applicable to any area of knowledge and at any level of education; it is enough only to have full knowledge of what you want to teach.
List of 8-stanza poems
The 2-line cart
I
The cart of two verses
he is cheerful and playful.
II
With his lines he goes and declaims
a poem to the heart.
III
If you take a good look at the wheels
many rhymes you will find.
IV
The cart of two verses
runs and runs without stopping.
V
Yesterday I was going by my house
and a smiling car passed.
SAW
When I turned around I saw the cart, fast and smart.
VII
Hope i see it tomorrow
I want to laugh again.
VIII
What a beautiful cart
the cart of two lines.
The 3-verse bicycle
I
Today I got up early
to run my bike
to be fit and healthy.
II
By carelessness I saw something
written on the steering wheel, and it left me thinking.
III
"Bicycle of three verses, that's my name, and my pedals are very smooth ”.
IV
Well it turns out that the bike,
had its own name, Who would say? Oh man!
SAW
Since then I speak to him
and I call her what she is
to make you feel good.
VII
My three-verse bike
it's fast and fun
and it makes my life happy.
VIII
Running her is a pleasure
which is worth one, two and three
like the verses of his being.
The four-line frog
I
I recently went to the pond
and there I saw a cute little frog, he was green and very small
and leaped forward.
II
He called me with his croak, and I approached carefully, and told me in my mind:
"Four verses I know how to sing."
III
I was impressed
what a strange thing, than a reed frog
say that to a human.
IV
"What verses do you sing, my dear green toad? ”, I asked the batrachian, looking at his holy mouth.
V
"I sing a honey-colored verse, which is very sweet, and is very fine ”,
said the pine colored toad, very confident in me and him.
SAW
That sounds interesting, oh, little frog, king of green, that you go to the grass, you get lost, like water and diamond.
VII
Sing toad for me
your candy verses, I want to hear your rhyme to heaven, your poem rich in itself.
VIII
"I sing here to the human, these verses of water and river, sweet, good against the cold, to make us more brothers.
The house of five verses
I
My mom bought a house
very wide and very beautiful, full of everything:
there are shelves, tables, cups, and a vase with pretty roses.
II
I walk it every day
appreciating its beauty, in the front there is no weed, and my aunt lives next door, how curious, who would say.
III
Yesterday I saw a room
wide, big and dark, with a tall mirror, on the roof a heart,
and a very, very hard bed.
IV
His curtains were white
its turquoise blue walls, there was a certain delicacy
on its two gray benches, decorated with strawberries.
V
I liked that place
it was something mysterious, and how I was curious
I checked without hesitation
and I came up with something like no other.
SAW
There was a letter in the corner
behind a big vase, it was in a brown envelope, it had a very fine handwriting
and five verses to the sound.
VII
I was very intrigued
seeing the poem itself, so i went and read it, and it was to my liking, its lyrics read like this:
VIII
"This house was my home, I lived happily in it, I had a coat, I had young men, I could love my family
I was happy, giving everything ”.
The six-verse journey
I
Yesterday we went on a trip
to know the whole world, we went, it was very pleasant, every place and place, I was wearing a white suit
and with a barber hat.
II
We saw many beautiful things
houses, roads and roses, wonderful people
that they talked to each other
walking through those
wide silent streets.
III
We also saw animals, dogs, cats and rabbits, in the sea we saw crabs, jackals in the desert, we saw deadly snakes
in the mountains, in the distance.
IV
On the beach, fishermen, big and small boats, children playing between dreams, there were also swimmers, and multi-colored fish
of laughing colors.
V
There was a circus on the track
and we decided to enter
and we could appreciate
to the magician, miss Maria, that many tricks knew
and also could sing.
SAW
The cinema could not miss, so we walked in to see, there were rooms everywhere, movies at full throttle;
of joy I wanted to sing
with the joy of my being.
VII
The most beautiful of the trip, is that I wrote six verses, cute, soft, smooth, inspired by the landscape, in every beautiful place
where we were immersed.
VIII
"Impossible not to write
everything lived here, we saw birds with their nests, people of noble feeling, we don't stop laughing, with all our senses ”.
Back to the four verses and eight stanzas
I
So far we have come, eight stanzas, four verses, of letters, of universes, that little by little have spun.
II
Everything can be poetry
just writing is enough
what can you feel
by night as by day.
III
The rhyme helps in loudness, the metric makes sense, and everything transmitted
it is left to humanity.
IV
It is very easy to teach
if poetry is used
the child learns with joy, and is encouraged to sing.
V
The adult does not stay, it is also encouraged
and is that if something rhymes
infects everyone who can.
SAW
The verse is school
that everyone goes and catches
of letters is a map
that even grandma learns.
VII
I write for pleasure
because poetry fills me
it sprouts in every vein
and it makes me a better being.
VIII
With this I say goodbye, I hope to be helpful, if there is any doubt, Ask, yes? I ask you.
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