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Gifts for the City

Along the wide span of sphere,


Roads that connect in to a sun;
Names of leaders have laid their mark,
From Garcia, Quirino and Quezon.

I walked slowly along the avenues


Thinking of thoughts to help this city, too
From menial tasks to heavy burdens be
I thought of sharing my gifts to see

Follow traffic rules in signage on the streets, please


Dispose Garbage made of paper, plastic and silts
Remember to clear the air of smog
By planting green and shrubs

Gifts as simple as a flower i can give


Simple thoughts to renew each life with a kiss
A person, a student or citizen
There are gifts we can give and share

1.What gifts do you want to receive?

2.Are those gifts attainable or not?

3.How would you feel when someone gives you something as a gift or present?

4.Would small things as gifts matter to you?

5.What do you prefer, real life objects as gifts or abstract things?

1. Rhythm- music made by the statements of the poem, which includes the syllables in the line.

2. Meter- basic structural make-up of the poem.

3. Stanza- smaller unit or group of lines or a paragraph in the poem.

4. Rhyme- last words or sounds of the lines match with each other in the same form.

5. Rhyme Scheme- pattern of rhyme

6. Theme- what the poem is all about

7. Symbolism- stand for many things at one time and leads the reader out of a systematic and structured
method of looking at things.
8. Imagery- device used by poets for readers to create an image in their imagination using the five
senses. The students will identify the different elements in the poem read and share experiences about
the small things you could for the city.

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