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    This poem follows a question and answer format with two stanzas. The first stanza introduces a little bird in a tree or a snowman in the park and asks them questions. The second stanza provides the responses to the questions from the perspective of the little bird or snowman, answering where it goes at night, how it keeps its feathers shiny, or why it smiles and how old it is. The poem demonstrates a consistent pattern where the subject is introduced, questions are asked in the first stanza, and then responses are provided in the second stanza from the point of view of the subject.

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    This poem follows a question and answer format with two stanzas. The first stanza introduces a little bird in a tree or a snowman in the park and asks them questions. The second stanza provides the responses to the questions from the perspective of the little bird or snowman, answering where it goes at night, how it keeps its feathers shiny, or why it smiles and how old it is. The poem demonstrates a consistent pattern where the subject is introduced, questions are asked in the first stanza, and then responses are provided in the second stanza from the point of view of the subject.

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    Question and Answer Poetry

    Uploaded by

    Daniel Poetscher
    This poem follows a question and answer format with two stanzas. The first stanza introduces a little bird in a tree or a snowman in the park and asks them questions. The second stanza provides the responses to the questions from the perspective of the little bird or snowman, answering where it goes at night, how it keeps its feathers shiny, or why it smiles and how old it is. The poem demonstrates a consistent pattern where the subject is introduced, questions are asked in the first stanza, and then responses are provided in the second stanza from the point of view of the subject.

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    Question and Answer Poetry

    This poem is written in two stanzas. In the first stanza the writer asks
    questions of the person, animal or personified object. In the second stanza, the
    questions are answered as though by the person, animal or personified object.

    Little bird in the tree. Snowman in the park.


    Where is it that you disappear to at night? Why is it that you smile?
    How do you keep your feathers so shiny? How many days old are you?
    Will you teach me the secrets of flying? Do you feel the cold?

    Oh, my friend, Hello kind person strolling by.


    I flit high to a treetop as the sun leaves My mouth was made this way.
    Preening several times a day. Freshly made this morning.
    Flying is just for the birds, I’m afraid. My scarf is keeping me warm.

    The Pattern of the Poem


    The person, animal or object is
    Little bird in the tree.
    named and the location is stated.

    Where is it that you disappear to at night? The questions are asked.

    Oh, my friend,
    The questioner is identified.
    I flit high to a treetop as the sun leaves

    Preening several times a day.


    The answers are given.
    Flying is just for the birds, I’m afraid.

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    Question and Answer Poem

    Question and Answer Poem


    This poem is written in two stanzas. In the first stanza the writer asks
    questions of a person, animal or personified object. In the second stanza, the
    questions are answered as though by the person, animal or personified object.

    Little birdy in the tree. Snowman in the park.


    Where is it that you disappear to at night? Why is it that you smile?
    How do you keep your feathers so shiny? How many days old are you?
    Will you teach me the secrets of flying? Do you feel the cold?

    Oh, my friend, Hello kind person strolling by.


    I flit high to a treetop as the sun leaves My mouth was made this way.
    Preening several times a day. Freshly made this morning.
    Flying is just for the birds, I’m afraid. My scarf is keeping me warm.

    Choose your own subject and fill in the plan below, using the poetry pattern
    to guide you.
    The person, animal or object is
    named and the location is stated.

    The questions are asked.

    The questioner is identified.


    The answers are given.

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