What Is Red?

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by Sophie aged 9

Red is a sunset
Blazing and bright
Sometimes red is a red, red rose
Why, oh why
Did you make me cry?

Red Rose, Moon and Stars

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by Agent Incognito aged 12

The rose is as red a blood,
As rugged as thorns,
As sharp as a needle,
Deadly as nightshade.

The moon is as cold as snow,
Hard as rock,
Yet it is like a star,
Bright as the sun,
During the nights.

Stars are like neverending lights in the sky,
Shining so bright,
Yet so far away.

A Type of Love No One Will Forget

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by Samuel aged 11

 

Part One

I,
I saw,
I saw the,
I saw the look,
I saw the look in,
I saw the look in her,
I saw the look in her eyes,
I saw the look in her eyes when,
I saw the look in her eyes when I,
I saw the look in her eyes when I gave,
I saw the look in her eyes when I gave her,
I saw the look in her eyes when I gave her a,
I saw the look in her eyes when I gave her a Valentine’s
I saw the look in her eyes when I gave her a Valentine’s gift.

What is Blue?

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by Macie-bo Carey aged 7

Blue is sadness
You get inside,
When you cry
And want to hide.
Blue is a whale
Living in the ocean,
Sometimes blue
Is a blue, blue potion.
Wet flower, wet shark
Wet liquid- blue

Sunday

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by Mark aged 9

Sunday is a funday
of course next to Monday
and funday is a day
on Sunday

Give Me a Hug and Kiss

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by Chelsea- May aged 8

Give me a hug and a kiss
or you might be in a lot of trouble
which will turn you
into a bubble

When I Saw an Owl

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by Elsie aged 12

The owl flew over my head
With its dazzling wings that are by far the best
Its eyes were yellow with a golden glow
It had sharp claws at the end of each toe
The sound that it made was a screech
Then it landed in front of me
It looked at me then tilted its head
It started to get darker so off he fled
The owl

Fairytale of Fears

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by Sam Rozenberg aged 14

When we were 11 months old, we were afraid to take our first steps.
When we were 3, we didn’t know how afraid we’d be of monsters under our bed.
When we were 5, we were afraid to go to kindergarten and leave mommy and daddy.
When we were 7, we were scared to go to the zoo and see the animals roar.
When we were 10, we were afraid to go to middle school.
Now as we grow older, our fears are enhancing…

Now we are 11, afraid of being in 6th grade. Being afraid of using lockers and making it on time to class.
We are afraid of not blending in. Learning to put on make-up and curl our hair.
We are afraid of pressure and not blending in.

Now we are 12, in 7th grade. Bullying and lots of drama creeps in
even when we don’t want it.
We are afraid of losing friendships with people.
We are scared of changing.
We are afraid of bullying.
We are scared of change.
We are afraid of the outsiders.

Now we are 13, afraid of graduating 8th grade.
We are stressing ourselves out, by studying every day.
We are stressing out, about doing well.
We stress when we see our hard work go to the trash.
We stress when we are hurting.
We stress by holding on to things.
We stress when having depression and anxiety.
Our hearts and lungs are beating faster and faster.
We are afraid of not succeeding at all.

Uh- oh, we are in high school, a 15 year old freshman.
Walking through the halls with our binders and with the friends who stayed.
Walking, heart beating fast in a long hallway, praying just not to get lost.
Knowing you are new to high school is fearful and nerve racking.
Hoping to do well…

Time goes by… Finally, we are 17 years old getting our driver’s license.
Our mom crying in the background as our dad is holding her head on his shoulders.
She flashes back through all the memories of her baby.
She couldn’t be prouder of her little child.

Next, we are graduating at 18 years old!
Our hat’s tassel on the right side.
And as we each walk up and receive our diploma, we move it to the left.
Our family in the background cheering, crying, yelling, smiling, and recording us.
We smile as we wave and walk off.
We couldn’t be prouder!

It’s now time to say goodbye. Us 18 year olds are going to college!
And hey, maybe we still have our friends.
Maybe not. Maybe we did get in the same college!
We leave in our cars to go to campus.
We kiss our parents and wave.
We drive off. 4 years of school again… Whoopie.

We are now 22, we graduated college!
We survived 4 years! Now, it’s time to actually move on to our life.
Maybe we have a boyfriend or girlfriend. Whatever you prefer.
Maybe we will have kids soon. Maybe we will have a pet.
So many possibilities. Our moms and Dads waving goodbye
as we move into our apartment with our cars and boxes.
Our moms and dads crying as they know they will miss us.
They know we were successful. We know too. And hey, no more school!

Now as we move onto life, with our spouses and our potential kids,
we know we were successful.
We look back into all the memories of everything that has happened.
But, there is so much more stuff to fear.
But, for now we need to let it go and move on with life
and be thankful for everything we have right now.
There is so still so much to go and adventure.
This though is the end of our fairy tales, so far.

My Doll

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by Mary Ann aged 9

My doll is little Linda
Who is always with me
She has her hair long
Which I weave everyday.

Full Of

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by Iffet S. aged 12

Books are full of…
Brilliant, Beautiful, Breathtaking things.
Stories are filled with
Scary, Spectacular, Sensational things.
Tales are overloaded with
Troublesome,Truthful, Tiresome things.
Spiels are spoken with
Prideful, Positive and Precise purpose.