This paper examines the problem of sensational imaging in poetry writing education for the visually impaired, and aims to explore how to express the expression of images. This is due to the lack of educational pathways for visually impaired people to access poetic writing. In this study, the works submitted to the National Poetry Competition by the Gyeongbuk Braille Library were selected. The poems submitted were focused on visual images, even though they are poems of the visually impaired. On the other hand, other sensory images such as hearing, smell, and touch are not utilized. In addition, there were many cases where there was little sensory image. With that in mind, this paper uses a multisensory approach. As a research method, we first analyzed perceptual images of works won in the Poetry Competition and prepared alternatives based on the results. As a result, we ordered the use of various body senses such as sense of smell, sense of hearing, taste, muscle movement, and suggested specific education plans. If you have a visual impairment, you have no choice but to use your other senses in your daily life. Actively imaging it in the poem means the application of a multisensory approach. It is expected to be applicable in the field of poetry creation education for the visually impaired.