Listen to Melanie’s pronunciation during the reading of her poem.Listen to Jason, a male voice, so you can hear a variety of pronunciation to train your ear.
May we all Keep Portland Weird by serving with acts of kindness.
Passing out bags on a parade route,
Opening our homes to strangers,
Gifting with generosity.
May we all Keep Portland Weird with sharing our talents.
Dancing with heart to a Disney tune,
Magic tricks to delight and invoke laughter,
Thoughtful speeches to bring a contented sigh.
May we all Keep Portland Weird with learning from each other’s cultures.
A colorful display of healthy food to nourish,
Sipping drinks made from the homeland,
Swapping stories to understand each other better.
May we all Keep Portland Weird with making memories together.
Breathing the same pine scented air,
Walking in the same neighborhoods,
Taking in the same sights and sounds.
May we all Keep Portland Weird by building relationships to last a lifetime.
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#1. The use of “May we all Keep Portland Weird” is an example of
#2. “Swapping stories to understand each other better.” “Swapping stories” is an example of
#3. “Breathing the same pine scented air.” “Pine scented air” is an example of
#4. Words like “on, to, in” are examples of
#5. “Breathing the same pine scented air, Walking in the same neighborhoods, Taking in the same sights and sounds.” Using “the same” in is an example of
#6. “serving, passing, opening, gifting, sharing” The “ing” verbs are an example of
#7. “Passing out bags on a parade route…” The word “parade” in the poem is
#8. “May we all Keep Portland Weird with making memories together.” The word “together” in the poem is
#9. “A colorful display of healthy food to nourish.” The word “display” in the poem is
#10. “Swapping stories to understand each other better.” “Swapping” means
