Asked by anonymous
how can i revise this haiku poem?
lunch bell rings
change clinking in our pockets
striving for food
lunch bell rings
change clinking in our pockets
striving for food
Answers
Answered by
Ms. Sue
I assume you're writing a traditional 17-syllable haiku.
Our school lunch bell rings
Our change clinks in our pockets
It's striving for food.
Our school lunch bell rings
Our change clinks in our pockets
It's striving for food.
Answered by
anonymous
the teacher said it was all goo except for the last last "striving for food" she wants me to show DON'T tell
Answered by
Ms. Sue
You'd have saved time for both of us if you had posted what you wanted the first time.
Jumps to cashier's hands.
Jumps to cashier's hands.
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