A Monster in Your Room

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by Ciennah aged 9

A monster in your room
is not a great place for you
because when it comes
alive it might eat you
and when it does you will be
eaten into pieces
where there is light
you go in
and no more for you

Tree

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by Elsie aged 12

Standing tall
The tree is
Winding around the branches are
Looking spooky
Curled and sharp
Creatures crawling out
Spiders with long legs and beetles with shiny shells
Dark and murky
The sky is ready to rain
A stormy glint
Thunder and lightning blasting down
Making the tree look sad
The tree is still there
Getting soaking wet
Slowly rotting away
With creatures crawling out.

They Go?

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by Lakeisha Collier aged 7

The cow went mooooo

The cat went meowwwwwww

The horse went neighhhhhhhh

The dog went wooffffffffff

Sun Day Sunday

2
by Elsie aged 12

The sun shining down
At 20 degrees
The barbecue is lit
Watching out for the bees
Sun glasses on
Hats too
The birds are singing
Flowers blossoming
All on this Sunday!

The Monster

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by Rongo aged 7

A big toy monster

was under my bed

and then came ALIVE!

Friends

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by TeTahuna and Jacob aged 7&9

Me and Jacob like being friends

Sometimes we get along

Sometimes we play war games outside

Have fun

Play on our tablets at math

Do other stuff that’s cool

Birds

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by Elsie aged 12

Each bird,
A different call,
Some can be loud,
Some are small,
The rooster crows,
The owl hoots,
The pigeon coos,
The dove too,
The robin chirps,
The crow squarks,
The duck quacks,
And the swallow talks.

Woods

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by Elsie aged 12

Walking in the woods,
The trees are dancing around,
The wind is whirling,
Blowing leaves to the ground.
Each step I take I hear the leaves,
The crunch that they make beneath my feet.
I see birds that fly over my head,
I see rabbits that hop here and there.
I stand in the middle of the woods,
Listening,
Listening to nature’s sound,
Sound of peace.

The Monster

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by Kailey aged 11

The bed time monster

lives under your bed

It only comes out at night

it says booooooo

booooooooo

booooooooooooooooo

Marks of Pain

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by Pragun aged 12

The soles of shoes
stabbed the white
sand – as many grains
of them as the population
of China. The soles

made their mark on the
white sand.
The land on the earth
is lucky. Any mark
of injury on it,

and the wind takes it
away. But not here.
These marks of
injury – these shall
remain forever

’cause the wind said,
‘Oh! You grains are
arrogant. Never ever
again am I going to
heal you guys again.

I’ll continue to heal
your friends on
Earth, though.
At least, they’re humble.
At least. they’re humble.’