Spoken Word- Challenge

Spoken word poetry is when the author verbally presents their piece. Different emotions, effective pauses and changes in tone can all help bring the poem to life and make it leap around. Take an exsisting poem, or create a new one, and record yourself speaking it. Think about how it is being spoken, what to emphasize, where to pause and what passion you can show through your voice. 
 
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Treblemaker

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  • By Treblemaker

    A Space Among The Stars

    To live in a space among the stars
    I'd have to get binoculars
    To see the dentist on the moon
    And find the next Uber at noon.
    To live in a space among the stars
    I'd have to float to school in cars.

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  • Poetry

    By Treblemaker

    Frost

    Its fingers were hot
    and cold and
    sweet and dark.
    All at the same time.

    Sleeeeep. 

    It whispered in her ear.
    Her petals shivered.
    Its breath ran slowly
    down
    her stem and
    tickled a leaf.

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