Poems

Your arms are my shelter
assuring me that it will be better
Your hands are my comfort
lifting me up when I fall short
Your voice makes me strong
teaching me what’s right or wrong
Your smile says it all
Father, I love you more than all
Happy Father’s Day

Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
So is our little Ruby-Ru.
Loved through the entire house,
By everybody, even the mouse.
We have a rottie,
As our adorable puppy!!!!!!!!!!!!!

There was once a lovely young lad,
Who had always wanted a dad,
He looked all round,
But if he could leave the ground,
That just drove him very mad.

There was a girl named Zara,
She could not run any fasta,
She lost her pace,
Then lost the race,
What on earth happened to Zara?

A girl named MJ was a fasty
In a race she never came lasty
Seb was a carer
She was friends with Mara
They all ended up in a casty

Day
Bright, sunny
Blooming, blighting, lighting
Bright, dark
darkening, blacking, sun-downing
dark, un-bright
Night

There once was a lady of Cork,
Whose Pa made a fortune in pork;
He bought for his daughter
A tutor that taught her
To balance green peas on her fork.

Claire held the door,
She held it some more.
Her arm got sore,
It made her ROAR!
So she shut the door.

There’s not any more.

Charlie, Charlie made his bed
Charlie, Charlie hit his head
He started to cry
Then he died
Before he and his lovely bride could wed.

There was once a boy called Fred
He liked to eat bread
He got fat
And attracted a rat
That’s the short story of Fred