General Guidelines: •Pick a topic about which you feel strongly. It can be serious or funny, deep or heartwarming, but you should feel personally connected to the topic so that your delivery of it...


General Guidelines:

•Pick a topic about which you feel strongly. It can be serious or funny, deep or heartwarming, but you should feel personally connected to the topic so that your delivery of it will begenuine.•Your topic should not be something that will offend or hurt any particular person or a group of people. •You should have aclear message about your topic(theme) that you wish to share with the audience. •The slam poemshouldbe memorized and run at least 2 minutes.(Full marks for complete memorization, if not memorized your performance should at least demonstrate that you have rehearsed and do not need to read word for word from your paper).•Both the poem and the performance require considerable and deliberate planning on your end. When writing the poem, you will need to carefully choose words, rhymes, line breaks, and poetry/sound devices to enhance the oral nature of the poem. When planning the performance, you will need to plan for oral delivery (when to pause, when to speed up, when to raise your voice, when to whisper, etc.) as well as facial expressions, gestures, and overall body language.



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My poem (pls help me add rhymes to this poem, thank you):


Thelittle warrior


Have you ever had your life changed in an instant?


One moment everything is fine and then BOOM


Your world shatters


Imagine this


White drape, plain


They call it clean


She’s my friend


She’s in this room everyday


All she wants is a little colour


She was just a little girl you see, only 8


She’s fighting for her life


I remember, the month


She lost her hair to the meds


She lost her smile long for then


Her parents never leave her side afraid that any moment shemight..


But no


They cannot think that way


She’s been there for at least 2 years


She outlasted all the odds


It started as a tumour but moving to her lungs


Fear, anger, shock, sadness, sorrowand all of that everyday


It has taking over


They might not get her back


She finds all day long and uphill battle


No one knows what the outcome will be


Sometimes the toughest soldiers aren’t on the battlefield


They’re right here in the town where you live


While you complain about too much homework or too many restrictions


She’s fighting for her life


While you stare in the mirror wishing you were prettier


She’s losing all her hair and growing paler everyday


While you wishing you were richer or had the latest iPhone


Her parent are spending everything they have and working two jobs to pay for her treatment.


The world doesn’t always revolve around you


Believe me, I’ve learned that the hard way


When you find that one person who you’d be willing to do anything for


Your world revolves around them


This girl is a part of my world


And every night I pray to god she makes it to the next day


It’s not a matter if she will die anymore, it’s when


I get scared, terrified as if it was me the time was slowly escaping from


I would trade places with her in a second if I could


I’ve realized that when you take things for granted


The thing you’ve been granted get taken


It is a flesh eating time destroying monster


It eats until there’s nothing left


But if you fight, if you refuse to lose hope, refuse to give up



There will always be a way

May 13, 2021
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