Whispers of Autumn’s Symphony

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by Frederick Amazing aged 18

In autumn’s realm, September unfolds,
Leaves ablaze in hues of gold.
Nature’s canvas, a masterpiece displayed,
As summer’s warmth begins to fade.

October emerges, a season of delight,
When pumpkin patches ignite the night.
Leaves pirouette in a whimsical dance,
Inviting us to join their enchanted trance.

November whispers with a subtle chill,
A symphony of colors on every hill.
School bells ring, a familiar sound,
New adventures await, classrooms abound.

The air is crisp, with stories to be told,
Of friends and teachers, both new and old.
Excitement fills the halls, anticipation in the air,
As we embark on journeys, beyond compare.

In September’s embrace, change takes flight,
A fresh chapter begins, bathed in autumn’s light.
October’s charm captivates, with each passing day,
As nature’s artistry paints the world in an array.

November’s arrival, a gentle reminder,
To savor the moments, to cherish and ponder.
For time moves swiftly, like leaves in the wind,
And in this season of wonder, new stories begin.

So let us embrace these months with glee,
As autumn unveils its captivating decree.
September, October, and November unite,
A tapestry of moments, woven just right.

Birthdays

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by Esme aged 11

My birthday comes again
And normally I can’t wait
But this year I look in the mirror
And wonder
Why do I look like this?
My waist is wider than hers
Does he like her more than me
My nose is larger than hers
My lips aren’t as nice as hers
My hair is shorter than hers
Why am I not a blonde
I could never tell my family
They would laugh and call me silly
I am not regular
I enjoy maths and English
My favourite game is football
I am a bright child
And my friends like me for me
So when my birthday comes around next year
I won’t be asking
Why do I look like this?
I will be thanking my body for showing up every day
to help me live my life.

Christmas

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by Precious aged 11

Christmas is a good time of the year.

We stay with families joyfully, everybody has someone to
play with and have fun.

Christians celebrate the birth of JESUS CHRIST.

We blow fireworks all night long and go to church.

Halloween

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by Medhaswi Kundu aged 9

Skeletons are prowling
So is the occasional ghost
You might find a werewolf howling
And a zombie or two, at most!

You’ll be shaken to the bones
Seeing the evil witches spell
Listening to her moans
Can send everybody to hell!

Visions of a Cerberus, ready to bite
Or a Egyptian Mummy chasing you
Can stir up a great fright
And make you runaway too!

Although sweets and cakes are part of it,
It’s a scary time of year
The day can make you have a fit
It’s a time that you’re meant to fear!

Autumn

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by Medhaswi aged 9

All the trees are red and gold
Some are young and some are old

Leaves turn crunchy and very dry
All the birds swiftly fly

Flowers start wilting, all of them do
And suddenly the sky turns blindingly blue

Autumn is a season when you want to get cosy
And you look at the leaves which are ever so rosy.

Autumn

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by Noah Scappaticci aged 12

Autumn moves the trees,
the wind runs and howls,
leaves fall down to the ground,
yellow, orange, red and brown.
The rain is pouring down
on the colourful meadows

Haunting Halloween Night

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by Laila aged 9

Haunting Halloween Night
It’s eerie all around
The ghosts come out tonight
But don’t be scared, don’t frown
For All Hallows Eve
Is fun for all
You could go trick or treating near a shopping mall

Haunting Halloween Night
May give some a fright
But there’s always luminous light
On every Halloween Night

Families together enjoying themselves
Spooky decorations sat on their shelves
Little children counting their sweets
While mum bakes them Halloween treats

Now the celebration has reached an end
Christmas is right around the bend
But next year on Halloween
It will be more enjoyable than it’s ever been!

Scary Halloween

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by Ibitsam aged 8

Getting ready
Wearing mask paint
Knock knock
Trick or treat
Next house
Going home
Eating candy
What a long day

October the unforgettable month

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by Cassie Kaiser aged 15

Times flying by
I can’t believe its been a year already
October here we go again
My brother’s birthday
Then my dad’s
Then comes Halloween
but last October I broke my knee
the day before my brother’s celebrations
My knee will never be fully healed
I guess my expectations are too high
Continuous issues
they crumble in the cold
This October
same thing as last
going to the orthopaedics
to make sure my knees healing
Last October changed my life
Which is still affecting me
This October
October will always be in my head
the month of what I broke my knee
It doesn’t feel like it’s been a year
The memory lingers as if it
We’re yesterdays grace.
Last Halloween I was in crutches
at-least I can go pumpkin picking
without a wheel chair this year
even though I hurt my knee
I still made the most of the month
October the unforgettable month
ill always have that memory
stuck Inside my head
crawling back to remind me every time
About an injury that changed my life
my knee will never be normal again
and my gymnastics skills
Will never be the same

Harvest

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by Lucas Varney aged 9

Hay as yellow as a star in the night sky.

Autumn as cold as the North Pole.

Red bouncy balls falling from the trees.

Vegetables breaking free from their dirty abode.

Edible orange swords stuck in the ground.

Sweetcorn as yellow as a chick.

Trees as tall as mountains.

It’s Harvest time.