Hey Z.
We haven’t spoken in too long.
Life’s boring without you.
I miss you so much.
Do you miss me?
I hope you do, but I hope you’re moving on.
I just wanted you to know, I can’t wait to see you again.
Soon, I hope.
Well, that’s all I have to say.
For now.
I’ll be in contact soon. I promise.
Megs xx
I struggled to find a way to say this
That really did my message justice
I sit in my room every day
And try to cry the pain away
But every day I miss you more
I wish it could be like before
I guess what I am trying to say
Is that when I start to cry today
I’ll be thinking only of you
And I hope you’ll think about me too
I hope we’ll be best friends forever
Because from a million pieces, you put me back together
You nurtured, saved, loved and forgave me
You rebuilt me stronger and then set me free
There were so many things I wanted to say
I wish we could have had one more day
Now everything you’ve taught me has helped me let go
But I think of you every day and I wanted you to know
Roses are red
Violets are blue
I know you walk in pain sometimes
But I’ll still help you
I know nobody helps you that much
I will still be with you
All the way through.
You don’t have to get up
Just relax
I’ll still be with you
I’m not going to complain
I’m still going to care for you.
Dear, dear brother,
When we fight I get sad.
But when our room Is messy,
I get mad.
It’s not my fault
that I get Mad.
A frog would like a fly
but dogs may think they’re dry
Bees make honey
Dogs like to be funny
Winning Poem
I blasted into Space in a red rocket.
I saw the stars and the moon.
The stars were shiny and hot.
Little Grandma came with me.
We had a picnic.
Then I came back home
because I missed Mummy.
Winning Poem
I once went on an aeroplane all over the world
And met some funny creatures.
Who can they be?
One with wiggly hair
Called Biggly.
All the way from Scotland.
One with a big club,
Called Flub.
All the way from Canada.
One with a green nose
Called Fose
All the way from Africa.
One with a pink tutu
Called Lutu.
All the way from England
and many more
Winning Poem
Siren screeched
“Not again!”
Where’s my gas mask?
Siblings race past me.
People panic!
I hope Dad’s okay.
Why are we fighting?
The shelter – At last.
So afraid!
So cramped!
Drone of planes deafen me.
Fire and bangs!
Houses crumble!
Mum’s air freshener drowns my nose.
Ground shakes,
I shiver,
Mum sings.
Tea slithers down my throat.
Jam and bread crunch my teeth.
I feel stronger.
Phew – all clear at last.
Don’t want to go
Time to leave
Can’t bear to look!
Screams fill the air,
Rubble and destruction everywhere.
Dark sky descends over destroyed buildings
Gasp!
Where’s our house gone!
Silent tears fell onto me.
Why has this happened?
Broken glass litters the street.
Where do we live now?
What will we eat?
What do we do?
Winning Poem
There stood he, in the Colosseum
Awaiting his dreadful fate,
A sword in his hand a helmet on his head,
Ready for the fight to begin.
The gate was opened, the crowd went quiet,
A ferocious beast entered the Colosseum,
It had blood on its mouth and blood in its mane,
And a roar that made the whole ground shake.
It bounded up towards the man,
With it’s huge teeth hanging out of its mouth,
But the man didn’t move, not one inch,
And with one swing of the sword killed the beast.