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Robot Diamond Poem: A Short Note and Example

  • Writer: Lalit Kishore
    Lalit Kishore
  • Jun 28
  • 2 min read
DIAMOND POEM ON ROBOT
DIAMOND POEM ON ROBOT

SHORT NOTE


A diamond poem or a diamante, is a seven-line poem that forms a diamond shape when written or typed. It typically contrasts two opposing concepts, contrast or antonyms.


In an earlier post, this blogger [1] wrote. "An 'Antonym Diamante Poem' - a seven line diamond-shaped - begins and ends with single words that form the top and bottom of shape poem. In the antonym form of poem, the top and bottom words will have the opposite meaning. In writing an Antonym Diamante Poem, the first step is to think of two nouns that have opposite meanings and write them as the first and the seventh line." Emphasising the use of such poems for vocabulary building, he stated, "For language poems, single 16 words are used."


The format of a diamante is as follows:

Line 1: one noun (the first concept),

Line 2: two adjectives describing the first concept,

Line 3: three participles (verbs ending in -ing) related to the first concept,

Line 4: four nouns – two related to the first concert and two related to the antonym,

Line 5: three participles related to the second subject

Line 6: two adjectives describing the antonym

Line 7: one noun (the second concept, contrasting or opposite of the first).


Here's an example of a diamante poem based on Google AI search [2]:


Winter Diamante

Winter

Cold, bleak

Snowing, freezing, chilling

Ice, frost, / sun, warmth

Melting, thawing, blossoming

Bright, warm

Summer


Since adaptation is the norm of technology era, he recommended, "However, for various disciplines, due to limited vocabulary, adapted Antonym Diamante Poems created with phrases - Phrasal nouns, Phrasal adjectives and Phrasal verbs."


Robot Diamante


Robot

Artificial, metallic

Processing, calculating, mimicking

Man made, digital brain / experiential mind, human touch

Thinking, feeling, realising

Natural, mindful

Human


References

[1] Kishore, L. (2022). Antonym, comparison, contrast and topic transitional diamante poems, wixsite.com, June 10, 2022 [2} https://www.google.com/search?q=dimond+poem+on+robot&oq=dimond+poem+on+robot&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOTIJCAEQIRgKGKABMgcIAhAhGI8C0gEJMTYwNjVqMGo5qAIAsAIB&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 [3] Kishore, L. (2025). Robot Diamond Poem: A Short Note and Example, https://lalitculp.wixsite.com/website/post/75a325b8-207f-4ba6-ad44-c2037ca267be/edit

 
 
 

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