In the Garden of Paints

by Molly Carter aged 13

In the Garden of Paints, memories are coloured and stars are drawn.
In the Closet of Hopes, wishes are formed and fantasies are discovered.
In the Drawer of Dreams, pictures are kept for all to see.
In the Shower of Jealousy, somebody craves what’s not theirs.
In the House of Blankets, warmth is stored and happiness held.
In the Cupboard of Pencils, thoughts are shared and images are placed.

5 Responses to “In the Garden of Paints”

  • Roger Stevens

    That’s interesting Poppy. I personally think it’s fine without rhymes. Some poems need to rhyme, but some poems work well without.

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