Title: The five Ancestors

Author: Jeff Stone

Comments:

Author Poem
Type of poem: Acrostic

Jeff Stone
Earnest for the truth
Finds his mom
Fifteen years later
Still loves
To practice Martial arts
Only has two children
Now lives with his wife
Eagerly writes a series of books

The beginning
Type of poem: Narrative
 
My Master's Death
Inside the temple of Cangzhen
My master has fallen
Between the hands of his own disciple
My fear that had gotten
The best of me
Caused me the loss of my brother
My own Kind is Being
Manipulated to Death
Am I strong enough?
To fight back?
 
 
Rising Action
Type of poem: Ode
 
Pressure
A little monkey under the pressure
Has no room for failure
He either fights
Or be gone with his life
He knows that he is weaker
But he is smarter
With his trickery tricks
He wins the fight
 

Climax
Type of poem: Free verse
 
The monkey
Malao the monkey
Went to save his brother
Fu the tiger
Was caught by Ying himself
Later found a way escape
Now they have a new mission
To get the scrolls back
Mushrooms was his idea
He used mushrooms to make
Ying the traitor
Fall asleep for a very long time
Sneakily they took the scrolls back
And escaped to a village

  
Falling action
Type of poem: Couplet
 
He has fallen
A beautiful village full of apprentices
Has a story that is tremendous
Ying has found them once again
More fear they have gained
Through a forest full of trees
They escaped full of fear
The temple of Shaolin they have found
Is not in the best state they were rumored
A temple who was once filled with the living
Is now filled with the dead
A traitor they have seen
Has taken the scrolls they had kept
Ying has found the temple
Now he is ready to trample
For he has finally met his match
A tremendous fight
Between Tsung and Ying has started
Could it possibly become a tie?
But it looks like Ying has already fallen


Theme
Type of poem: Haiku
Power
Power was sought for
Selfishness is what he found
Karma found him

 
Your general analysis
Type of poem: ABC Poem
Special
A beautiful novel it is
Bright characters it has
Clever enemies it contains
This is what makes this novel special

The Cherry Blossoms blooms
Every Autumn
It is told that
A confession under
this special tree will unite
Two people
Forever!

Today,
Her decision was made
She wrote a letter
They met under this special tree
And she confessed

They say....
A confession under this special
tree will unite two people forever
But it's only a legend...

She was rejected
She was rejected
She felt as if someone
Cut her heart into pieces

She arrived home crying
Not realizing that
Her one true love was
Right beside her

I look into the mirror
And see all my qualities 
I have none....
Then I look closer
And see my bad qualities 
I have thousands and thousands 
That I cannot count

I know barely anything 
about myself 
All I know is that 
Pink is my world 
Anime is my entertainment 
Manga is my book

Reading is not my fun
For I am blind
College is my goal
Passion is not my fun
I hate all subjects

My hair is as dark as my soul
Happiness is what I seek
But where is it?
I can't find it
Oh! I know why!
For it doesn't exist
In my world!


 

The Cherry Blooms
Under it a girl confesses
To her one true love

Inspired by Martin Luther King junior

I have a dream
That one day 
We will become
Our own
Bosses

I have a dream
That we would
Be able to
Pursue Equity
Instead of Equality
For Equal is not always
Justice

I have a dream
That one day
I will find 
My passion
And find 
My true Happiness
So Generation Z
Don't ever give up!

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