Question

The template below gives you helpful suggestions for how to complete this poem. You will need to include more lines than just those below to equal the 25 minimum. Notice how the lines below include words, not in parentheses. You will use those in your poem. The words in parentheses are instructions for you to write new words pertaining to YOU. Do not include the parentheses in your final draft.

(Title: Make your title something meaningful)
By (Author Name)

I am from (specific ordinary item)
From (product name)
And (additional item).
I am from the (home description)
(adjective, adjective, sensory detail).
I am from the (plant, flower, or another natural item),
(description of the natural item).
I’m from (family tradition)
And (family trait),
From (name of family member)
And (another name).
I’m from the (description of family tendency)
And (another one).
From (something you were told as a child)
And (another).
I’m from (representation of religion/belief or lack of it)
(further description)
I’m from (place of birth and family ancestry),
(two food items representing your family).
From the (specific family story about a specific person and a detail)
The (another detail of another family member).
I am from (Location of family pictures, mementos, archives
And several more lines indicating their worth).

Answer 1

It looks like you posted a template for a poem, but I'm not sure what your question is. If you need help completing the poem, here's an example of how you could fill it in:

(Title: Memories of Home) By Jane Doe

I am from the cozy armchair by the fireplace, From the aroma of freshly brewed coffee, And the sound of my favorite music.

I am from the brick house on the hill, (Tall, sturdy, overlooking the town). I am from the magnolia tree in the backyard, (Pretty, fragrant, blossoming every spring).

I’m from baking cookies on Christmas Eve, And from my mother’s patience and kindness, From my grandfather’s stories of the past, And my father’s unwavering work ethic.

I’m from the love of nature and animals, And from the respect for all people and cultures, From the stories of my ancestors who crossed the ocean, To find a new home and a better life.

From the homemade apple pie and roasted turkey, To the warm hugs and laughter around the table, I am from the memories of home, That will stay with me forever.

I hope this helps you complete your poem. Let me know if you need any further assistance.

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