Pancakes
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Pie
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Apple
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Green
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Malfoy
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Snake
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Mother
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Upstairs
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Refrigerator
-
Computer
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Refrigerator
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Computer
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Hunger
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Refrigerator
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Homework
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Computer
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Sigh
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Mouse
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Rodent
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Weasel
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Ron Weasley
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Red
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Cherry
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Sundae
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Hunger
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Pancakes.
© 3/16/13
Mar 16, 2013
Mar 16, 2013 at 3:21 PM UTC
Pancakes
-
Pie
-
Apple
-
Green
-
Malfoy
-
Snake
-
Mother
-
Upstairs
-
Refrigerator
-
Computer
-
Refrigerator
-
Computer
-
Hunger
-
Refrigerator
-
Homework
-
Computer
-
Sigh
-
Mouse
-
Rodent
-
Weasel
-
Ron Weasley
-
Red
-
Cherry
-
Sundae
-
Hunger
-
Pancakes.
© 3/16/13
Just a note: A circle poem is usually a poem where each word triggers the next, almost like word association... sometimes you try to go as far out as possible to trigger the next word. These poems can display thought patterns, or just simply connect things together. Try it some time- make it as unique as possible, but somehow still connected :)
The title/beginning and the last word have to connect together as well as the words in between. In this poem, I decided to end my poem with the word I started with. You don't have to do it that way -- as long as the first and last words connect, it's fine.
In this poem, I used only nouns to demonstrate my thought process. No revision :)
