Prompt: Write a poem, twenty or more lines, that uses the senses sight, taste, smell, touch, and hearing.
Rules:
Each stanza must be four lines long (or longer).
You must have a minimum of five stanzas.
Each stanza must be about a different sense, and must contain
One example of imagery
One simile or metaphor (a simile uses like or as when making comparisons; a metaphor turns one thing INTO another)
Make sure you pay attention to your line breaks–do you want them enjambed, or end-stopped? Pay attention to line length–do you want your lines longer, shorter, or somewhere in between?
Your poem does not have to rhyme.
Use powerful diction (word choice) to make your poem strong.