You must make a poem from Twilight Zone episode titles. You can get the titles from link at the bottom of this post or use the Google Doc Table created by Tom Woodward.
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You must make a poem from Twilight Zone episode titles. You can get the titles from link at the bottom of this post or use the Google Doc Table created by Tom Woodward.
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Poem Made with Twilight Zone Episode Titles
He’s Alive
Twenty-Two
A World Of His Own
It’s A Good Life
Young Man’s Fancy,
Black Leather Jackets
Where Is Everybody?
The Passersby
Little Girl Lost
The
come wander with me-
the lateness of the hour,
the midnight sun;
its a good life.
nothing in the dark (but) the mind and the matter?
its a good life.
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There’s a writing assignment to do a Poem Made With Twilight Zone Episode Titles which comes from the ds106zone days. Since we’re doing Noir106
This is a poem comprised of The Twilight Zone episode titles.
One for the Angels
Long live Walter Jameson!
The hitch-hiker, the obsolete man, the Rip Van Wrinkle
Come Wander With Me
I Am the Color of Night
Color Me Black
Queen of the Nile
The Old Man in the Cave
Ring-a-Ding Girl
The Living Improvement of Salvadore Ross
I
Where Is Everybody?
I Shot An Arrow Into The Air,
A Quality Of Mercy.
The Four Of Us Are Dying.
Of Late I Think Of Cliffordville,
The Parallel,
For my first assignment I have chosen to make a poem out of Twilight Zone Titles. Here it is!
Night Call,
Little Girl Lost,
Come Wander With Me,
What
For my second assignment, I decided to do this writing assignment, but use episode titles from The Wire instead. I looked up all the titles on
What you Would Need:
What would you need on late night
I’m Starting to catch a fright
All I hear is my mind
My mind racing in time
Why can’t
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