Hello students, do you want to impress your teacher with your poetic talent? Then try using Onomatopoeia in your writing to impress your teachers. In most cases, we find that students find it extremely difficult to write a poem. All you can do is use onomatopoeia to make a lasting impression. Onomatopoeia is basically a use of fancy words that focus on sounds like bang, buzz, gurgle, woof, slash, etc. Such words add humor and sadness to the poetry you write.
Most comics are interesting because they have onomatopoeia. Classic poems like Animals by Mother Goose, where the words bow wow, tu whu, etc. they are used to make it look fun and attractive. The key to making a good impression lies in the clever use of these words. Too much use of onomatopoeia can make your poem sound silly and crazy.
The easiest way to get to know Onomatopoeias better is by making a list of all the Onomatopoeias that sound possible. You can do this by using the words that sound like something. It is always easier to write a poem with the sounds of animals and think of words that resemble these sounds.
If you are given a task to write a poem, then there are certain requirements that you must meet. You have to choose the topic that interests you. You have a wide range of poems to choose from. You can choose limerick, ballad, diamond, senru, etc. But there are very strict rules for the number of lines to be used in the poem. If you choose to write free verse, then there are absolutely no rules to follow. Beginners prefer to follow the rules. But if you want to show off your creative flair, try free verse. One suggestion would be to stick to a range of 6 to 18 lines. Exceeding 20 lines reduces the USB of the poem.
I suppose you are clear about the concept of Onomatopoeia. Never overdo it, otherwise it will lose its charm and remember to have a trusted family member or friend evaluate it. After you finish all of this, you can turn it in to your teacher for grading.
And I’m sure you’ll get an A or A+ in bold for this poem of yours. So, what are you waiting for? Just take a piece of paper and write your own poem.