Thursday 26 May 2016

Poem by Gill

A Cheeky Walrus

A cheeky walrus
It’s back again, glorious
Give him a hug now!
As its tusk shines bright in the sky
It’s a walrus, beauty to the eye
OH NO! It’s coming “Flip Flop”
Its flippers “Slip Slap”
Its tusk through the prey “Nom Nom”
The flabs jumping around “Boing Boing
It’s a walrus”YAY”

Poems by Holly Sanders-Young

Waterfall
It is a small pieces of rice falling on your head
It is leaves falling
It is small rocks dropping down.


Swimming
Flipping caps
grabbing lane ropes
people splashing
coach yelling
dripping towels
music bubbles
kicking like a hippo.

Tentacles by Harry Knight

Tentacles
by Harry Knight, age 11yrs

Branches, naked

and brown like a teddy bears fur

in the shape of an octopus’ tentacles

falling and hanging from a tree.

 

Wind snoring and howling

like an old man in bed.

Bark - old and wrinkly


like his face.

Surfing the Wind by Matthew Baird

Surfing the Wind
by Matthew Baird

Distracting, amazing, yellow blazing
Stuck, chains too tight, this is their chance to be free.
Breeze blows flipping like fish fins
flying, falling, surfing the wind.
Dying
their wish comes true to live free and be alone.

Bare as a bone.
He stands still; someday he will have
a tight group of friends again.
He will truly be happy…

For a while