Rhyme Teacher prepares the following text for the review presentation. The review can be done on Hyper Studio. Rhyme A poet uses many tools to create a mood or feeling for the listener.
Most poetry is meant to be read aloud.
Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers. Here's a good example of an alliteration to create the feeling that the poet is actually running a stick long a picket fence as he recites his piece. In fact some poems have such a strong rhythm that you start tapping your toe, or clapping your hands. Clearin' the land, cuttin' the timber, storin' up sorghum, molasses and rye. Puttin' down stakes, raisin' up fence, diggin' new wells when the water runs dry.