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mestny [16]
2 years ago
14

Can someone write a poem about a book and a boy? It have to be two paragraph or half a page it have to have metaphor in the poem

remember it have to be about a book and a boy.
English
2 answers:
yawa3891 [41]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Open a book,

and you will find a boy,

walking in the streets,

people saying HI!!

The boy winking

And I wink TOO!

Whats the story about?

A BOY IN A BOOK!!

Explanation:

k0ka [10]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

That thing in his hands:

A poem.

He sits there

Giving no attention to what’s around

Fixated on the thing in his hands.

His bright blue eyes sparkle,

Telling of adventures and

Wonders unseen,

As he stares at that thing in his hands.

Holding it tightly,

As if it was

The rarest, most precious

Of jewels in the world,

He slowly turns the page

As a soft smile creeps

Onto that handsome young face

That could win any girl.

He sits there

Mesmerized by

Words inked onto a dead tree.

The happiest man alive,

That thing in his hands

Has caused him to be.

He trips through doors

With that thing in his hands,

And I suddenly wished I could too,

As I turned to look

At that thing in his hands,

That wonderful thing

Called a book.

-Kaltain

Explanation:

I think this has a metaphor, not really sure tho lol

Is "As if it was the rarest most precious of jewels in the world " a metaphor? Feel free to change it up if you wish. Ya know, if you use it

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