IN: What happens next?

How to write a meaningful poem 
Free write about topics that mean something to you. 
If you want to write a meaningful poem, you should go into it with an idea of what you're trying to convey. Poems can be about a variety of topics: love, loss, grief, excitement, joy.

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- Some ideas might include : Television: this is the beginning of a new season, and the longest season, which spans a vast length of time. You'll have a story moving forward around this happening season.
- It can help to sit down and do a 10 to 15 minute free write. Think about what's meaningful to you, and just start writing.
- You can write a poem about all or none of the above, so identify what you really want to express. If you're just beginning to write, begin at a level where you can still create a poem.
- Each topic will have a unique character or another characteristic. These themes will give the poem something to think about and draw your reader in.

OUT: It can help to sit down and do a 10 to 15 minute free write. Think about what's meaningful to you, and just start writing.

IN: What happens next?

First someone says something and then he starts twisting sides of the cube to match the colors together. when he

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- is finished he has a green square in front of the cube and he starts to measure it and then place it in the open square to the side with his fingers.
- 's done, he turns the cube in different ways to show viewers how all of the colors are grouped together.
- finally squares it in, he shows the cube and puts it in the middle.
- is done, he has the blue cube inside his shirt and he is pleased with his work.

OUT: 's done, he turns the cube in different ways to show viewers how all of the colors are grouped together.

IN: What happens next?

A woman with a large chalice is in the same field talking. Cars pass by and people walk around in the background. a bowling ball that is cut in half

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- goes home and is shown on a table.
- is on the ground.
- flies directly at her.
- hits the pins number 3 and then leaves.

OUT:
is on the ground.