Choose something in nature that you would like to write a poem about. Be creative: it can be free verse or a patterned poem with a set number of stanzas and lines and a rhyme scheme. Make sure there is enough content in your poem (maybe try for 20 lines or more for this poem). Please include THREE different examples of figurative language in your poem. Edit and revise your poem.

I here the wind howling

I fear the cold

for all the dogs growling

do what your told

Listening up close

it sounds so far away

a tickle on my noes

but what is it I can't say

We have our regrets

and what we're proud of too

and all our forgets

what should I do?

all of the these thoughts

stuck in my brain

what we were all taught

we're all insane

The end is near

this poem and life

for what we all fear

and all our beliefs

Explanation:

I here the wind howling

I fear the cold

for all the dogs growling

do what your told

Listening up close

it sounds so far away

a tickle on my noes

but what is it I can't say

We have our regrets

and what we're proud of too

and all our forgets

what should I do?

all of the these thoughts

stuck in my brain

what we were all taught

we're all insane

The end is near

this poem and life

for what we all fear

and all our beliefs

answer: tomorrow

explanation:

“asleep in his bed” is personified.