Existence

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by Ellen aged 12

She ponders her existence
She thinks about her future
Does it belong
Inside of her true song?
Her true calling in life?

Midsummer Night Hell

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by Vicky Owens aged 12

Why me?
Why there?
Why now?
The sun gleaming as I glide to hell

Flowers

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by Ashin aged 5

Flowers are beauty
They shine
Like the brightest stars

Flowers

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by Ashni aged 10

Flowers are beauty
They’re gifts of love.
Things we cherish
That come from above.

Flowers are great
The brightest stars.
Yet they only come,
Shining in a vase!

Winter Weather

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by Nikki aged 7

Crystal snow dazzling through the breeze
Trees covered in snow
Like frosty ice
It smells like winter weather
And looks extremely like winter wonderlands

Dancing

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by Harshita Das aged 10

You should really see me dance
I wiggle and waggle my body like crazy
Which is quite unusual and impressive
For I’m usually quite lazy

I just spin myself around and round
And jump on a leg or two
I mean that’s quite something
The people who can do it, are only a few!!!

When I dance I don’t do the right steps
And I NEVER listen to the beat
I just go around moving my body
My head and my feet

I just move my body here and there
I don’t know what to do
And if you’ve heard that I got a D in dance
Now you know it’s true!!!

King of the Other Side

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by Jackson Moritz

My palace under the Garden
where I reside and grow,
but I am not given credit
as their hidden king below.
My rule is one of subtlety;
the cloak I wear won’t stay.
So I give my realm a greater gift:
how to find their way.
Those I hunt have never fought,
instead they come to borrow
the truth about an apple,
of which I say to know.
I do not corrupt my lands,
and I certainly will not hide.
They can choose for themselves;
I am just the King of the Other Side.
My palace under the Garden
Where I spend my days with pride
I give to my subjects only what they seek:
The wisdom of the Other Side.

Family

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by Neve aged 8

I love my family,
especially my Mummy and Daddy.

You can’t forget my little sister,
she’s called Yasmin I love her.

Grandma and Grandad are so lovely,
I’m so glad they look after me.

Last Night I Saw the Classroom Breathing

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by Roen Chittock aged 10

Last night I saw the classroom breathing
Great guests of tables shouting
Rushing in and pushing out
The doors singing mouths.

Last night I saw the classroom laughing
Chairs got their legs shaking and spreading their arms
Tables split their sides
And the book corner completely creased themselves.

Last night I saw the classroom dancing
Cabinets shaking their bottom drawers out
Bins hopping over aching tables
Christmas trees wiggling in the breeze
Putting on a show for the radiators!

Last night I saw the classroom crying
White boards cracking their legs
Celanese falling to the ground
Chairs stomping over to the legs of the white board

Last night I saw the class starving
Flowers chomping crumbs
Books eating their pages
Shavers grazing pencil lids

Last night I saw the classroom sleeping
Bins closing their mouths
Windows slamming shut
Computers shutting down
When I grow up I’m going to be a door
Like a log
Snoozing in the book corner