created by the Students in a 5th Grade Class during a rainy-day library period
Cinquains are poems you can write by yourself using a pattern. The pattern for a cinquain includes five lines: Line 1--one word--title Line 2--two words--describe the title Line 3--three words--describe an action Line 4--four words--describe a feeling Line 5--one word--a word that means the same as the title Cinquains are often called diamond poems because the poem you write is shaped like a diamond.
Good Cinquain Poetry Links: Cinquain Poetry Wacky Web Tales: Write Your Own Cinquain Writing Poetry: How to Make a Cinquain
Rain Wet, water Falling from heaven Sad, weery, bored, lonely. Precipitation By Abby	Rain wet, cold falling from sky not much to do Water By LeeAnna
Rain cold, wet falling from heaven makes me feel nice rain By Vincent	Rain wet, cold flooding the streets it makes me deasy rain By James
Rain cold, wet flooding the roads it makes us wet wet By David	Rain wet, cold watering my garden sad, miss Curt, sleepy snow By Brittany
Rain cold, wet falls from heaven it is wet stuff Rain By Russell	Rain cool, moist falls from heaven it's a depressing feeling Rain. By Josh
Rain wet, cold falling from sky makes me feel cold moist By Nikki	Rain, rain cold, wet falls from sky makes me feel werey falling water By Sarayah
Deadly storm tornado, hurricane mad, bad tough, mean bad storms. By Aaron	Rain cool, moist falling from heaven cold, wet, free, foolish Drops. By Russell
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