Conversation Poem

Poetry type: Rhyming


Directions: Write a poem where two people are conversing about a subject.
The first person should start with one line, then the second person writes an answer that rhymes with the first line. the second person then adds an additional line. The first person must respond with a rhyme, and then a new line. This continues until the end of the conversation.

Sample:
Greg: Hi, Jill. How are you?

Jill: Not so good, I have the flu.
So what’s been happening at your school?

Greg: Nothing much. I play by the rules.
I wanted to ask you to our dance.

Jill: I was hoping you would ask me, by chance.
What time should I look forward to this heaven?

Greg: I will pick you up around seven.
I have to stop first to pick up Mary.

Jill: This is getting kind of scary.
You mean to say you have two dates?

Greg: I better go now, it’s getting late.
Does this mean the dance is off?

Jill: You bet it does. Now just get lost!


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