The theme was Home so some of
our poems about home follow ...
Home
Home is red like a rose or rage It taste like my mums homemade carbonerra It smells like laundry powder It looks like proper dorset It sounds silent…… It feels like freedom!
Emily
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The Home
The Home is grey like a British morning Taste like water with no taste And smells like fire on a cold night The home looks like a peaceful lost garden The unknown after every word spoken It’s not what I know It’s what I don’t know.
Jamie |
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Meg
I am Meg the dog I wonder if Im going for a walk today I hear other dogs barking I see in black and white I am fast at running
I pretend to play dead I feel like playing I touch with my paw I worry when I get told off I cry when my tail gets stepped on I am Meg the dog
I understand my commands I say woof woof in doggy talk I dream that ill get something good for breakfast I try to be good I hope I get a walk today I am Meg the dog
Jake |
In my Eyes
In my eyes I can see that me and you can never be I don’t think there could be no other I just wish we could be together I have no expectations When I’m with you there’s no limitations because now I have no fright when I think of you there’s peace at night with you it’s not just looks but your personality that counts when I hear your voice it’s like I’m in heaven of which you’re the sun your eyes being the sea and your cheeks are the sunset but I know you can do much better Just remember I love you forever.
Tony |
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A Poem
In the home I dream about The grass surrounding the perimeter is shortly cropped And glows a healthy gree, rich in musty red and auburn leaves That once held on strong to the magnificent Oak tree That overlooks a large proportion of the front garden, Standing strong and still like a soldier.
The bricks that build the home are a chalky grey, Chipped and worn due to the many seasons They have surpassed and endured. The air is cold damp and fresh, Riddling your lungs with every breath.
There is a deep earthy smell of woodland climbing its way up And seeping out of the chimney, Filling the air with warmth and happiness.
The door is jet black with a golden doorknocker, Projecting a sense of welcoming and happiness Reaching a sense of welcoming and happiness Reaching tall above any man or woman.
Sullivan |