My Poem

By Anonymous -
Hello,
This week we are writing poems about our culture or something we enjoy my poem was on rugby the type poem I was doing was a Haiku. The goal was inferring so that is called show not tell so that is when you not telling them what your poem is on your showing it.

Have you done a poem before?


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