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The Red Wheelbarrow

 


We are currently reading Love that Dog (level T), as a classroom novel,

 written by Sharon Creech. Love that Dog is a great novel to introduce

a wide variety of poetry to students. One of the poems is The Red Wheelbarrow .

 

The Red Wheelbarrow

so much depends

upon

 a red wheel

barrow

 glazed with rain

water

 beside the white

chickens

 

 The poem is so short; it is just one sentence of 16 words. It shows that a

 poet has to choose words very carefully in order to create an image. It

follows a very tight syllable system. It contains no capital letters, another

feature of some forms of poetry.  Carlos Williams chose everyday

subjects.

 

And although the poem was not written for children, it is amazing to see

 what children understand from poetry, and how it inspires them to write

 their own poetry. The 5A students were asked to think of a moment that

 was very vivid in their  memory. They had to try and ‘paint’ with words

that moment, trying to use the same verse pattern as WCW had used.

 They did not have to explain the moment, the poem would explain itself.

 And these are the results. I hope you will enjoy them, because I did.

 

So here's a selection of my students' poetry, inspired by William Carlos

William’s ‘The Red Wheelbarrow’.

 The Grand Piano

By AH

 

so much depends

upon

a black grand

piano

polished with clean

water

beside a silent

crowd

 

Standing on Stage

Written by EB

 

so much depends      

upon

standing on stage

singing

in front of an

audience

and being the

best

 

 Inspiration

Written by WS

 

so much depends

upon

a little poem

inspired

by William Carlos

William

the great rhythmic

poet

 

Class

Written by MK

 

so much depends

upon

a very quiet

class

with an angry

teacher

beside the principal’s

office

 

Street

Written by AC

 

so much depends

upon

a lousy busy

street

filled with honking

sounds

through the tall

buildings

 

The Fried Chicken

Written by OZ

 

so much depends

upon

a crispy fried

chicken

covered with hot

gravy

served on a

plate

 

A Lamp

Written by HC

 

so much depends

upon

a lamp that

shines

lightening up the

dark

enlightening my heart

warmly

 

Fried Chicken

Written by AF

 

so much depends

upon

a deep fried

chicken

covered with hot

sauce

served with rice

pudding

 

Home Work

Written by RH

 

so much depends

upon

me doing my

homework

and not flunking

it

so I don’t

repeat

 

Cabbage

Written by MHM

 

so much depends

upon

a head of

cabbage

when someone is

hungry

just like I

am 

 

The Red Lipstick

Written by LW

 

so much depends

upon

the stick of

lipstick

without a cap

on

beside the black

glasses

 

Gum Chewing

Written by May

 

so much depends

upon

chewing gum with

you

through day and

night

on T.V. or

not

 

The Rabbit   

Written by MA

 

so much depends

upon

a small white

rabbit

struggling to escape

from

the enormous white

cage

  

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