Writing Types on Easter Sunday, April 24, 2011

It is Easter Sunday, April 24, 2011, and I am sitting in front of my computer contemplating writing types. I did a search for writing types and came across an interesting resource for essays. The resource I discovered is Types of Writing, which discusses Traits of Effective Writing and Types of Writing. Under Types of Writing it list kinds of essays.

There are seven kinds of essays listed under Types of Writing. The essays listed are cause and effect, comparison and contrast, definition, description, narration, persuasive, and process analysis. It has been several years since I wrote an essay of any kind, so I could attempt any one of those essay types.

The celebration of Easter Sunday would make a good subject for a narrative essay. Since I no longer celebrate Easter, I would write about the way my family celebrated this holy day when I way a child. I have fond memories of the Easter and the way my family celebrated in Blackwell, Oklahoma. Then we attended Easter Sunday church services with my grandparents. Today, the only thing I do to commemorate Easter is to eat a chocolate Easter bunny with a cup of coffee. I could also write a comparison and contrast essay about the celebration of Easter.

Writing Type: Poetry Forms - Tongue Twister Poems

This is week 15 of the Poetic Exploration challenge on writing.com. The form this week is tongue twister poetry. A tongue twister poem is a poem whose lines and verses are difficult to read aloud because they contains words using similar consonant in succession (alliteration). This for requires neither end rhyme nor internal rhyme. Click on the following links to read more about this poetry form Tongue Twisters and Tongue Twister Poem.