<p> The Bio-Poem</p><p>The biopoem, has a set pattern that asks for specific information. These poems can be written about a person or character that we have encountered when reading a text or about a real person. In this case, you will write your poem about a character from The Crucible. As you look at the pattern that appears below, notice the information required within each line.</p><p>Be prepared to offer justification for your choices in the form of quotes from the book .</p><p>Line 1 First name of the person Line 2 Four traits that describe the person Line 3 Relative(s) {brother, sister daughter, father, etc.} of ______Line 4 Lover of ______(three items) Line 5 Who feels ______(three items) Line 6 Who needs ______(three items) Line 7 Who fears ______(three items) Line 8 Who gives ______(three items) Line 9 Who would like to see ______(three items) Line 10 Resident of ______Line 11 Last name of character or person</p><p>Here is an example:</p><p>Zachary Restless, well-read, fun-loving, moody. Son of Gary and Joyce, Father of Katy, Husband of Bethany. Lover of our family, my dog, Shelby, the smell of the ocean. Who feels renewed after a week at the beach, refreshed spending time outdoors, free on the open road. Who needs organization to think, more than his fair share of sleep, to take the initiative to run on the treadmill. Who fears cotton balls, getting older, and people who drive as if they have nothing to lose. Who gives a helping hand to anyone who asks, books as presents, and my time to my work. Who would like to see the powerful protect the weak, the sunrise from Haleakala, and my daughter more often. Resident of Sellersville native of Point Pleasant, Pennsylvania. Fuller</p>