School Cinquain Poems | Examples
These School Cinquain poems are examples of Cinquain poems about School. These are the best examples of Cinquain School poems written by international poets.
When young
my sister died
while walking home from school.
Will never forget mom's screaming,
that day.
My Dad
so suddenly,
left this world ... Mom was slow,
I watched her fade away from me,
still weep.
Baby,
boy was born dead.
I held him to my heart,
he never took a breath of life,
why God.
My Love
my heart and soul.
You were struggling with life,
haunted until you crashed your car,
why God.
Grandma,
you lived till old,
leaving me special gifts,
of storytelling and writing,
thank you.
Audra
Bringing freedom
Through their literature
Her Lithuanians name's meaning:
Stormy!
(About main character in "Words on Fire" by Jennifer A. Nielsen)
Teacher
Bossy, caring
Reaching, teaching, preaching
Friendly, serious, focused, brave
Teacher
Do guns
kill, or people?
Which came first? --The chicken
or the egg? Why waste breath? Secure
the schools!
Hero
Caring, Respectful
Empathetic, Kind, Loving
Purposefully Helpful
Teacher
Hopscotch
with whip and top
or marbles and five stones-
pastimes lost now in memory's
chasm.