Dot a dot dot dot a dot dot
Spotting the windowpane.
Spack a spack speck flick a flack fleck
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Dot a dot dot dot a dot dot Spotting the windowpane. Spack a spack flick a flick flick Frecking the windowpane. A spatter a spatter a wet cat a clatter A spatter a rumble outside. Umbrella umbrella umbrella umbrella Bumbershoot barrel of rain. Slosh a galosh slosh a galosh Slither and slather a glide A puddle a jump A puddle jump puddle splosh A juddle a pump a luddle a dump A pudmuddle jump in the slide
The rhyming was immaculate. It was a great use of word choice. Using words from before combining those with rhyming words was a bold move! 9/10
Helping scholars to understand non-sense words we can also tap out the sounds
As the poem goes on the words get longer, as if the rain is intenisfying until there is thunder.
It's a beautiful poem, capturing the rain and the drama around it. Loved the poem and the brilliant comments, straight from the heart.
Don't mind my name! I really like this poem! My teacher made us memorize it once and I can never forget it!