Poetic Writing

Today this is a brainstorm about poetic writing, and if you want to write a poem yourself you need to know what poetic writing is about.

Myth Brainstorming

WALT: plan a myth

Success Criteria: I can;

• describe in detail the three key features of the orientation of a myth

I use this Myth Brainstorming Tool to help myself complete this learning task.

Setting:

	Words to describe your chosen setting: Stormy, raging, overthrown, rough, dangerous, current, lethal, fierce, smacking, rippling waves, tsunami, attacking, rising, angry,
Paragraph description of setting: Fierce sea rushing to attack looking like a big tsunami. As it gets bigger a storm comes along making it look lethal and dangerous. As it rises with anger it’s raging and attacking roughly.

God/Goddess:

	Words to describe your chosen God/Goddess: Brave, strong, determined, trackers, skilled, bloodthirsty, spiritual, Traditional, warrior, Smart, fisherman, powerful, courage, mighty
Paragraph description of God/Goddess: A brave hunter who’s like a warrior that saves himself and the sea animals. This hunter is bloodthirsty and is skilled to kill the monster. He’s determined to use his powerful sphere to kill the evil and dangerous monster. He is a mighty strong hunter who has the courage to save the sea animals and himself. He’s always there when there is danger.

Monster:

	Words to describe your chosen Monster: Hungry, evil, vicious, dangerous, beast, giant, devil, demon, villain, sharp teeth.
Paragraph description of Monster: A four headed dragon hungry for fish and looks like a giant whale. As they look into the water fish escapes. They end up finding fish and eating it with their sharpest teeth that looks like a very sharp knife. Evil and dangerous villains who look like devils and who are vicious to make any trouble.