Asked by Liliane

I have to write a poem about a memory and it says include a sentence of a question or feeling you had at that time and i don't quite get that. Also i just forgot what a stanza(spelling?) written like. Any help?
Thank you!
Answered by Ms. Sue
It's asking you to have one sentence expressing a feeling or question you had at the time you're remembering.

For instance, if I were writing about a family Thanksgiving, I might say something about the warm, affectionate feelings I had about my family.

Answered by Liliane
Ok & I know that a stanza is a paragraph in a poem, but is there a specfic number of sentences in the stanza? I mean like what are the rules of a stanza
Answered by Ms. Sue
There are no rules for the length of a stanza -- unless you're writing in a strict form like a sonnet.

Answered by bobpursley
You get the prize for the most interesting question for today.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanza
Basically, there are no rules, except the rhyming scheme and meter.

I like that Wiki article.

Good question.
Answered by Liliane
Thank You!!
Answered by patrick
whatever memory you choose, how were you felling at exactly that time, right then and a stanza is like the separate paragraphs in a poem like when it skips a couple lines those separate paragraphs are stanzas hope i could help=)
Answered by bobpursley
Patrick, you get to take 7th grade Eng over again. Read the Wikepedia article.
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