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This is Auntie Mekyam. I followed your link at Awang Goneng’s blog.
I think your poem is very beautiful. I can imagine a wonderful story from these four short lines. I love it.
The unit of every sound in a poem is called a metre. For example, “we” is one unit of sound or one metre. Then “are” is another metre, but “searching” has two metres.
If you count the units of sounds in all the words of this poem, there are 20 altogether. The two rhyming lines are exactly 10 units or metres each. That is very clever indeed! 😀
Dear Auntie Mekyam,
Thank you for saying that my poem is beautiful. I love to write poems and I hope to learn to write longer ones. And thank you for teaching me about metre.
Please visit my blog again 😀
Hello Ahmad Ali Karim,
This is Auntie Mekyam. I followed your link at Awang Goneng’s blog.
I think your poem is very beautiful. I can imagine a wonderful story from these four short lines. I love it.
The unit of every sound in a poem is called a metre. For example, “we” is one unit of sound or one metre. Then “are” is another metre, but “searching” has two metres.
If you count the units of sounds in all the words of this poem, there are 20 altogether. The two rhyming lines are exactly 10 units or metres each. That is very clever indeed! 😀
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Dear Auntie Mekyam,
Thank you for saying that my poem is beautiful. I love to write poems and I hope to learn to write longer ones. And thank you for teaching me about metre.
Please visit my blog again 😀
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