The poem 'This Is My Town' shows how much the poet loves his hometown.
Wherever we live, in a town, city, or village, our home is sweet.
In the town there are streets, and in the streets there are houses.
In the house there are rooms, and in the room there is a bed.
A basket rests on the bed, and some flowers are placed inside the basket.
The poem links objects together in both forward and reverse order.
In visual memory practice, the town is the whole, while houses and rooms are parts.
The words house and mouse form a rhyming pair with similar ending sounds.
Words such as shirt, shell, shoe, and shampoo begin with the 'sh' sound.
The article 'an' is used before words beginning with the vowel sound 'e' like egg and elephant.
The article 'a' is placed before naming words beginning with consonant sounds like pen and bell.
We form plural nouns for most words by adding the letter 's' to the singular word.
Some words ending in letters like 'x' or 'sh' form plurals by adding 'es'.
We use 'is' for one singular object and 'are' for more than one plural object.
A proper home address includes the person's name, street, town, district, state, and pin code.