eHow.com: How to Write Onomatopoeia Poems

Poetry can be one of the most creative forms of self-expression. Within the lines and verses of a poem, you can convey a wide variety of thoughts and emotions. The types or styles of poetry you can write are numerous. One concept often used in poetry is onomatopoeia. A form of wordplay that uses words to describe sounds, onomatopoeia can be used to add depth to any poetic composition.

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Poetry by *iPawed on deviantART

onomatopoeia by *iPawed on deviantART

Swinging. Click the link above to read the whole thing.

excerpt:

"doors click in frames - too audible
to pass unnoticed, but
not loud enough to entitle 'rattle'

i hear cars thrum past,
     [i'm still not wholly used to that];
a bizarre sound of travel and air disturbance
that isn't quite encompassed by
swish or woosh:

     onomatopoeia is never as easy
     as the word suggests.

the wind strips the trees and
i strip,"

Poetry by jana ghossein

Voices around (onomatopoeia) by jana ghossein excerpt: "The cows go moo
the ghost says boo
beez goes buzz
pepsi goes fizz
the bombs goes boom
the elecricity goes zip zap zoom
people goes achoo
ans when i am done i say wohoo! !"