Kieran Hannon

 

WINTER

The frozen icicle hangs from

rooftops, and adults moaning because they have

to walk.

The sound of a

child’s footsteps walking on the thin puddle of

broken ice. A wooden cabin in the forest.

Trees filled with green and white

colours, from the snow falling from the misty sky.

Children wearing their rainbow

coloured hats and scarf, slide across the frozen

wet lake .

Radios on for freezed weather

 

It’s that time of the year

when the people all have red noses because of the

snowed down blizzard.

 

 

It's Alive

 

It jumped on my face

It gave me a chase

It bit my tongue and gave me a taste

 

It's ALIVE

It lives in a beehive

 

It flies

It kills

It takes pills

It bites on my neck

And gives me a peck

 

It's ALIVE

It said 'Give Me Five'

 

It could be a girl

It could be a boy

It might even be one of those little toys.

 

 

[A poem written by my group of Year 5 pupils in St Ambrose Barlow School]

 

Television favourites

 

Do you like Eastenders?

No I like Northenders

Do you like Corrie?

No, I like a balti

Do you like Changing Rooms?

No I like the way it is

Do you like David Seaman?

No, I like David Landman

Do you like CITV

No I like BBC

Do you like SKY?

No, I like the sun

Do you like Milkshake?

No I like Coke

Do you like A Date in Hell?

No, I like a date in heaven

Do you like Friends?

Yes, but I prefer enemies

 

My Cat Tiger

 

The cat Tiger has been knocked down. I am in despair. The driver was my Dad. He tried to make it up to me, he couldn't, and never spoke at all. I cried and cried to get it out of my mind. I nearly made a bucket of water.

 

 

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