If you are interested in writing and in communicating to a wider audience, you can lecture on topics such as “Writing and Communication Skills”.

That's amazing!!!😊😊😊
I have example items for a handout on love poems and nothing but love poems

Example of Concrete or Shape Poems

Have students write a love poem in the shape of a heart.
Make heart outlines and have students write everything that loves means to them in the heart.

Example Rhyme Pattern Poetry

• Write a limerick or rhyme scheme poem
• Example poem Aovely Look: AA BB
• A Lovely Look
• A lovely look in the hall A
• Turn, giggle, and wish he were tall A
• Write a note, fold it just so B
• Send a friend and wait for a hello B
• Example of Syllable Count Poetry
• Tanka - a five-line poem
• Example of Tanka – Love Drifts Slowly
• Love drifts slowly by (5 syllables)
• I want to catch the feeling (7 syllables)
• Bring it close to me (5 syllables)
• I clutch it and don’t let go (7 syllables)
• Warmth shooting to every vein (7 syllables)

Thanks for sharing an amazing poem.
I've got some tips for writing the love poems

1. Pick three-to-five classic love poems to read to the class. Have love songs playing in the background. Then, pass out the packet of love poem lyrics to the students. Ask the students to share their favorite ones. Place the books on a chalk tray or table for students to use as model poems.

2. Give students the handout on love poems.

3. Keep playing the love songs in the background as students write their poetry. Some students will feel somewhat silly writing love poetry. Students can write about their love for their parents, siblings, relatives, friends, pets, or a special someone.

4. Give students time to start a rough draft of the love poem in class.

5. Assign students to write a final copy of the love poem for homework. Students should illustrate it too. Decorations make the poem more interesting.

6. Make a bulletin board and post every single poem on Valentine’s Day or any time when a little shot of love is needed in the classroom. Title the bulletin board "Love Poems and Nothing But Love Poems."

This is very creative. I'm sure you got talent. Have to say, sometimes I need someone to write my paper when I organizing lesson for writing love poems. Here are some tips.

• Gather poetry books that focus on love to share with the students. A great website for classic love poems is 100 Greatest Love Poems Ever Written
• Ask students to bring in their favorite love song lyrics. Remind students that song lyrics are poetry. Then, make a packet of school-appropriate lyrics to share with classes. Also, ask students to bring in CDs of their favorite love songs to play when the students write the poems in class.
• Create a rubric. Grading poetry can be somewhat subjective. It is best to decide on the criteria and the level of quality for the poems before students begin writing.
• Design handouts for the students that explain the love poem assignment. To tie this lesson in with standards, discuss poetry techniques.

If you are interested in writing and in communicating to a wider audience, you can lecture on topics such as “Writing and Communication Skills”.

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