Free verse poetry does not have a set structure or rhythm and usually does not rhyme. It allows for creative expression without limitations. The example poem uses free verse to describe leaves dancing in the wind without rhyme or strict meter. It explores the relationship between a teacher who believes in her student and nurtures their growth and potential.
Free verse poetry does not have a set structure or rhythm and usually does not rhyme. It allows for creative expression without limitations. The example poem uses free verse to describe leaves dancing in the wind without rhyme or strict meter. It explores the relationship between a teacher who believes in her student and nurtures their growth and potential.
Free verse poetry does not have a set structure or rhythm and usually does not rhyme. It allows for creative expression without limitations. The example poem uses free verse to describe leaves dancing in the wind without rhyme or strict meter. It explores the relationship between a teacher who believes in her student and nurtures their growth and potential.
Free verse poetry is ‘free’ from the limitations of a particular structure. It is a device for creative expression. Free verse poems don’t usually rhyme.
As the wind breathes gently My teacher,
the leaves begin their dance, she’s a believer. slowly at first. Tells me I can be anything I The wind is enchanted want to be. by the movement, even an astronaut. and whispers ‘Let’s dance’. maybe a world record holder. Exhaling and puffing, When she’s not busy believing in me, the wind chortles and for me, when I forget, at the frenzied tempo she teaches, coaches, laughs, explains of the leaves’ morning tango. and nurtures. She’s a believing kind of person. I wonder who believed in her first and gave her that gift?