Welcome and thank you for being part of Warrior English for National Poetry Month.
We are in Week Two, so make sure you stop by Week One for instructions and to make your first poetry post if you haven't already.
Remember the instructions! If you've forgotten, go back to Week One and read them again.
Sister Jackson's Poem:
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My Protector Poem
ReplyDeleteMy sleepy dragon lays on his side
A mossy green leather hide
My sleepy dragon thunders from inside
Where gems and rubies are kept to hide
My sleek sandy serpent winds and twists
She'll snip and bite or engulf quite whole
My sleek serpent, un-still, she waits
Guarding a lair of ancient treasure
My darting cheetah strikes quickly
With a flash of lightning on padded paws
My darting cheetah, tears stain her face
As she leaps gracefully on, place to place
My gentle unicorn grazes amongst her fields Laughing through shrubbery and over growth My gentle unicorn carries me through
Her tender kept forests; gold, green, and blue
My Dragon is the surrounding mountain range
My Serpent is the sandy desert dunes
My Cheetah is the sharp thunderclap storms My Unicorn is the blooming garden groves
Now this is my protector:
Nature herself, who is grown and cared for by:
My Protector, my Father, my loving
God, himself
Wow! Beautiful and creative! We should make it into a song!
DeleteThat was really great! I loved it! I liked how youu rapped it up at the end. That was great!
DeleteI feel like this poem exemplifies your personality, which I really like/liked. mmmm it was so good! The imagery was really well done, and I liked the word choice as well. Yay! Good job!
DeleteGabe's idea of making it into a song would be wonderful--especially if you'd all perform it the last week that the DES are with us. hint, hint.
DeleteThis is really creative Caliegh!! I really liked the repetition that kinda brought the whole poem together! I really like your writing.
DeleteWow Caleigh I really liked the way you personafield nature.
DeleteCaleigh this reminds me of my poem last year where I also compared the earth to a dragon! But I loved how you took it farther! As I was reading I was trying to guess what the animals represented, it was quite intriguing! And then at the end you totally tied in the importance of nature and the spiritual aspect of it! SO great!
DeleteLong nice poem
DeleteDude... Write a book please...
DeleteI love this! Excellent choice of descriptive words!
DeleteAriel Bilyeu (D.E.)
Spencer E. (TX)
ReplyDeleteComputers, Computers
they are like a faithful bro
Until they get a headache, and oh no,
they're your mortal foe.
Reload the page, refresh your browser,
strive to awaken the sleepy drowser
Try as you might,
It'll take a fight.
Then you see,
the bars of three
up in the corner of the screen
and your friend's back
nice and clean.
Ugh!! Spencer! Your rhyming is so good!! There was so much personification and I loved how you described this. Nice job!
DeleteThat was great, and I feel the same way. Last poetry month, I did a poem about computers.
DeleteI like the realistic topic that you chose to write about. It is fun!
DeleteHaha, nice man.
DeleteI did a computer poem last year too!
This is great! So true about computers. We love them to death, but the moment they start malfunctioning, they're demons sent to ruin us. I feel like the computer, the way you've described it, is alive (I'm a bit scared now). Good job!
DeleteThe day my laptop doesn't do this same exact thing... I will be so freaking happy. Awesome poem its very relatable.
DeleteMy Picture Painting Poem
ReplyDeletePicture fear,
Picture me,
Picture me looking at fear,
Such a thing cannot be pictured!
As fear is not at all a thing,
for I have given it a stare long enough for my well-being.
Spencer E. (TX)
DeleteThat's great! I love that you used personification to make fear seem tangible. Well written and good job!
Very thought provoking. I like how you pointed out you cant look at fear but you seem to have stared at it long enough.
DeleteThat was very beautiful Ryismi!! I liked how to you wrote about fear not being existent in a picture.
DeleteThe Long Empty Road
ReplyDeleteOde to the long empty road
Streching far
and craftily sewn
looming trees strech on either side
threatening to pierce
the open sky
stuffed with rolling clouds
and birds in flight
creating a scene
that crowds the sight.
And still the road
continues to stretch
up a hill
and back again
always moving
yet never leaving
no end
no beginning.
(4th Period DE)
Nicole this painted a picture in my mind so clearly. It totally reminded me of the blanket in Sister Jackson's room. I loved your words that you chose too. Ex: craftily seen, looming trees, threatening, stuffed, stretch... Loved it so much!
DeleteThe picture that you put into my mind was amazing. You were so discriptive and your words flowed together. That was beautiful.
DeleteFor me, this poem presented feelings of: hopelessness,wandering, longing, and adventure. Strange combination huh?? Also, your word choice was simply perfect. Well done.
DeleteThis is so good. Very nice :)
DeleteReminds me of Yellowstone
DeletePoem from 29-2
ReplyDeleteDon't you ever give up
Don't you ever give in
It's okay to fall
Just get back up again
Though the road will get rough
You're surrounded by friends
If you're feeling like quitting
Just reach for their hands
-Ainsley McFarland, Period 4, DE
We all know that friends are such a big part of our lives. You, Ainsley, just said it very well.
DeleteThat poem was amazing. The feeling that it gave me was wonderful. Thank you for that :)
DeleteAren't friends so great? It's always nice to know that someone out there's got your back. This poem represented that feeling very well. Good job!
DeleteDude!!!!! That was really good! I really like it do you mind if I put it in my quote book? My quote book is a little notebook where I write my favorite quotes and poem.
DeleteAinsley this is so wonderful! The message it sends is so beautiful and inspiring! :)
Delete4th Period (DE)
ReplyDeleteLightning flashes,
Thunder crashes.
The rain comes pounding down.
The clouds, they seem to frown.
Trees are waving,
The weather's raving.
Creating all the sound,
That rumbles through the town.
This qoute fits so perfect for today! It has been storming outside and I love the feelings that come from such. This poem brings me those same feelings.
DeleteThat was so awesome. The way that you described the storm was amazing. It painted a great picture in my mind. Great job.
DeleteYou really brought out a lot of emotion in just a short poem! It reminds me of the storms that come and go.
DeleteI can see the picture in your words! That was really good Halliauna!! When you described everything that happened in the storm I could so see it.
DeleteNice. I thought that was cool the way you described the storm and what it does to the surroundings.
DeleteThis poem fits perfectly with my weekend/upcoming week. I love the way you described the storm. Is it raining where you are?
DeleteI could feel the thunderstorm. Your descriptive ability is astounding! Wonderful poem!
DeleteThis is awesome, well done!
DeleteChris Cox DE P4.
DeleteI can hear the boom and cracks and lightning from past experiences of rain from your story. Very descriptive. Nice job!
Period 4
ReplyDeleteA car horn honks,
The stop light blinks,
And the small children play.
We're in the city.
The soccer game starts,
The mini van drives,
And the small children play.
We're in the suburbs.
The tractors plow,
The cows go "moo",
And the small children play.
We're On the farmland.
Be as little children,
His guidence for us.
The best way to joy
When we're on the earth.
That was great. It painted a great picture in my mind, especially with the repetition. Nice work!
DeleteI love how you took something and made a good story. You really did a fantastic job!
DeleteI loved this Gabe! It's so colorful and meaningful. I love the way you worded everything. :)
DeleteI love the 'moo!' part its my favorite. Awesome poem though.
DeleteJane: I was desolate, lonely, athirst
ReplyDeletegentle, soft dream, nestling in my
embrace his brilliant ray less eyes
swept back to me then
Mr. Rochester: You are not independent now.
Jane: He cheers my withered heart puts life into it!
Mr. Rochester: No doubt, friends will look after you.
Devote yourself to me.
Jadis Ewell
Jane: Certainly! I will be your companion!
He seemed serious-abstracted
I had my proposal from the idea that he wished
and would ask me to be his wife:
an expectation, had buoyed me up!
Jadis Ewell
DeleteJane: I was desolate, lonely, athirst
gentle, soft dream, nestling in my
embrace his brilliant ray less eyes
swept back to me then
Mr. Rochester: You are not independent now.
Jane: He cheers my withered heart puts life into it!
Mr. Rochester: No doubt, friends will look after you.
Devote yourself to me.
Jane: Certainly! I will be your companion!
He seemed serious-abstracted
I had my proposal from the idea that he wished
and would ask me to be his wife:
an expectation, had buoyed me up!
Nat Rudd 1st Period
ReplyDeleteYour Dreams, though far,
Will close become.
Though Trials hard,
They’ll soon be won.
Hold fast your Dreams.
When Trials done,
Your Dreams, though far,
Will close become.
Fantastic poem! It really makes me think, and I love the meaning and depth that you put into it.
DeleteThis is beautiful! I think I'll come back to it whenever I need a boost. It's very powerful. Great job!
DeleteWell done!
DeleteRed Rudd 4th Period
DeleteYou never cease to amaze me broham. This is awesome!! I really like the form and arrangement of the poem and how it ends how it began. It's short but to the point and has a very powerful message. Keep up the good work.
I love it! It actually makes me have hope and brings me happiness! So good job!
ReplyDeleteSwim part 2
ReplyDeleteWhy do we killer want each other every day
Why do we get sore every day
Why do we think there is a shark
Why do it if we hate it
Because we have the best time at meets
Because we all have a passion
Because we are all best friends
Because we love it
Because of all the selfies
Because of all the cheering
Because of the hot tub
Because of the food
Because we are swimmers
Carolyn C
DeleteWooowwww! Jean that is awesome! I love how you showed all the different points of view but still made swimming sound super fun!!
Look deeper into the places you thought you couldn't go.
ReplyDeleteHold fast to the very end of that coarse, fraying, rope.
Look deeper into yourself to find something new,
don't rhyme every line
every time just because its the
norm.
Look deeper into the eyes Miss erray.
look to find something that wasn't there yesterday,
and hold fast to what you know is true.
Don't do it because you're supposed to,
but because your bones thrive with the need to survive and belong.
Look deeper into the places you thought you couldn't go.
Hold fast to the very end of that coarse, fraying, rope.
agh! *** eyes OF Miss erray ** darn..
DeleteI love this poem so much! It reminds me of Secret Garden to "hold on". I think this is so true. Even when you want to give up when you hold on it is worth it. :) Thanks Trev! Amazing job.
DeleteAwesome poem. Good advice for everyone to hold fast to what you know is true and don't do it because you're supposed to.
DeleteJULIE WHY DID YOU HAVE TO SAY THAT! AAAH NOW I WANT TO CRY! It does sound like hold on though! Trev this is so freaking fabulous! OH MY GOODNESS SO MUCH TRUTH HERE! I liked when you said, "Don't rhyme every line" and that didn't rhyme, and then you carried the rime into the next line! It proved your point of what you were trying to say! I just... ugh this is so good.
DeleteI wonder if stars are lonely.
ReplyDeleteUp in the endless sky.
Miles away from warmth.
In the cold and black.
Galaxies far from hope.
wishing for a haven,
For a neighbor, a friend.
While a little someone below,
Different in all other ways
Wishing for the same.
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DeleteOh my goodness Julie this is beautiful! I loved all the words that you chose!
DeleteJulie, this is incredible! I have never thought about that before. You have such beautiful perspective. Thank you for sharing!
DeleteI love the picture you painted and how you tied it all together. Great job.
DeleteYou did a really good job on this!!!!! I LOVE it!!!!! Do you mind if I put your poem in my quote book? My quote book is a notebook with all of my favorite quotes and poems.
DeleteJulie I am so amazed by your incredible writing! This was so powerful! It gave me chills. It's so profound.
DeleteI love this! I could really picture what you were saying, one of my favorites! Good job:)
DeleteAw, you guys are so nice!!! Angel, I'd be honored. Thanks!!!
DeleteSpirit observing, giving a vague horror. Fixed upon the utmost hand I fear you than a thankful heart.
ReplyDelete18 word blackout poem
This sounds so cool! Great work Hawken!
DeleteYou need to be sure to write it out in lines and stanzas, and then repost it.
DeleteHawken I really like your poem. It sounds kind of scary just like in the story.
DeleteSilly sweetheart smiles,
ReplyDeleteLittle teasing licks,
Giggles, wiggles, tickles,
Crazy “Magic tricks.”
Tiny grabbing hands,
“Watch me Ellie!” squeaks,
Running, chasing, clinging,
Repeating boos and peaks,
Charlotte is eldest,
Kind and mature,
Marilyn’s second,
Silly for sure,
Annie’s a jokester,
Easy to see,
Alice is an Angel,
Sweet as can be.
Aww. This was so sweet! I loved your choice in wording. Great job, Elise! :)
DeleteCarolyn C
DeleteElise this is awesome!! I love the rhyming and how fun you made them sound!
I agree with Shayna.. great word choice! These kids sound so cute!
DeleteThis is so cute! Oh my gosh such a sweet poem! Love it so much!
DeleteHey I know my name is in here because you feel inspired by me lol just kidding!! Such a good poem, and name choice;)
DeleteThanks guys for your comments! Haha Ellie, my nick-name is Ellie and that's what those girls call me. :) And yes... these girls are ADORABLE, especially Alice, she's like a drug, I'm addicted to her! XD
DeleteDim lights, towering windows, large velvet chairs, and dusty bookshelves.
ReplyDeleteFloor to ceiling crammed with novels, poems, and dictionaries.
Authors through the ages earned their place in this room.
Mahogany wood gives the air a deep sense of beauty and depth.
A large globe sits in the corner,
Representing access to knowledge from all locations and eras.
Perhaps you might find a grand piano or a harp,
Expressing the elegance of this expanse.
At any given time, you will be sure to find me,
Partaking of the infinite wisdom in the library.
MaKenna Moses
DeleteDE, 4th Period
This is so amazing! When I am amazed with a poem, I suddenly feel like I have nothing to say! I find this type of poetry hard to write, but you made it seem effortless. Your descriptive words so beautifully paint a picture and tell an engaging story. I really love the feeling that comes across as I read this. I can practically smell the books, picture the room, and feel the sense the history. I wish I had words to tell you how much I enjoyed this. Beautifully done!
1st period
ReplyDeleteFriends so pretty and kind
They help me and don't seem to mind
Friendship so strong and true
I know they like me too
I love being your friend Abby! You're so amazing and you have blessed me in so many ways. :)
DeleteThis is so true! True friendships are amazing and are such great examples in my life. Good job. :)
DeleteThe rhyme scheme is good and the words rhyming make sense, I wish I could rhyme whithout it sounding like a dictionary.
DeleteCarolyn C
DeleteAbby this is so beautiful!!! Its short and sweet and I totally agree with you! :)
Silly poem with a lesson
ReplyDeleteAn elephant was crossing the road when he say The Flash.
He dashed to The Flash while dancing to a song mash.
But, "Oh no,"
The Flash crashed into the elephant and the elephant got a rash.
Balderdash!
They both stood up,
And both made up,
And they both got each other a buttercup!
When faced with the smash that brings you down with a crash,
Remember, look up,
Their might be a buttercup!
Haha loved this. Good job! :)
DeleteAnthony M.
DeleteThis remindes me of something Dr. Suess would write. Very light reading but conveys a meaningful message. Good Job!
It arcs across the sky blazing in color
ReplyDeleteRed, orange and yellow
Green, blue and purple
It glimmers in the air
Oh its such a beautiful thing,
The rainbow
Rachel Morris DE student period 4
I love how you described a rainbow as glimmering in the air, because it is there shimmering for but a moment, then it is gone.
DeleteThis painted a pretty picture in my mind of a rainbow! Nice way of describing it!
DeleteI love this its the arora borialis
DeleteSadie Larsen
I loved the imagery you painted using powerful words like shimmered. Such a beautiful description of the rainbow. :)
DeleteI mean glimmer! Not shimmer. Haha
DeleteChris Cox DE P4.
DeleteI see a lot of rainbows in Hawaii, and your beginning and end of the poem was on point. Great Job!
There’s a wish for tomorrow, perhaps a brighter day.
ReplyDeleteThere’s a wish for a future, something brighter you might say.
But, why wish when you can do?
Do something, accomplish something great.
Do and act, you can choose to leave empty or pile your plate.
Very nice poem! It is very true, we should start acting and doing instead of just wishing. Get up and go make it happen!
DeleteMaKenna Moses
DeleteDE, 4th Period
I love this poem! It really stood out to me! I think this goes really well with the scripture James 2:26, "For as the body without the spirit is dead, so faith without works is dead also." We forget the massive ability that we have to change our lives. Hank smith said, "Future you does not exist. You are future you" We forget that our future is now. I think you captured that principle so well in your poem! Your word choice and imagery were perfect for your message. Well done!
Red Rudd 4th Period
DeleteI feel like I need to get up and do something with my life now. Thanks for sharing your poem Shayna. It was very well written!! ;)
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DeleteThank you everyone for your comments! I really do appreciate them. :)
DeleteI totally agree MaKenna! That is not my new favorite quote. :)
DeleteI totally agree MaKenna! That is not my new favorite quote. :)
DeleteThank you everyone for your comments! I really do appreciate them. :)
DeleteWishing on a star,
ReplyDeleteso far away.
A childs faoth of what is real.
The Easterbunny, Santa Claus, Unicorns
all fade to a distant memory.
As the years go by,
seeing becomes believing,
fairie dust disappears.
But, every once in a while,
someone believes, and this world
gets a little brighter.
Anthony M.
DeleteSo true! As time passes we are more and more laden with the wheights of reality, grounding us to the earth. But, now and again, maybe its ok to let our feet leave the ground.
Carolyn C-
ReplyDeleteAutocorrect my foe for life,
Enjoys altering my words to his delight,
I mean to say see ya,
He replaces it with salmon,
I try to write how's life,
And he sneaks in a word like headache!
One last time before I break,
The phone inside my palm does shake,
I try to begin a chat by saying,
Hi how are you?
But lo and behold he made my words to say,
Some strange expression like, fly away bluejay!
This is so true! Sometimes autocorrect helps and other times it doesn't. Great poem!
DeleteThis is the truest thing I have ever read.
DeleteChris Cox DE P4.
DeleteThis poem has good rhythm, and great use of words. Good Job!
I feel happiness – By Trevor Christensen
ReplyDeleteHappiness is the feeling…
The feeling that you get,
When so caught up in laughter,
You forget the reason after
Happiness is the feeling…
The feeling that you get,
When the sunrays kiss your skin,
And the fresh air makes you grin
Happiness is the feeling…
The feeling that you get,
When embraced in a hug so tight,
It’s quite the delight
Happiness is a great thing…
We shall never take it for granted
MaKenna Moses
DeleteDE, 4th Period
Okay, this won't seem like much of a complement, but it is! This poem made me happy! I feel like you managed pour happiness into me with your words. Yeah, that may sound cheesy, but I don't care. I enjoyed the visual and examples you gave for happiness. It was well written and managed to evoke that feeling to the reader. Well done!!
Red Rudd 4th Period
DeleteThis poem makes me happy. All the things that you define happiness with are things that people can easily relate to, and therefore, when they think of those things they remember that they did make them happy. At least, that's what happened for me through your poem. I love it!!
AAAH! This was so good! I love the repetition throughout! The simplicity of the little couplets got your point across very well. I loved your descriptive comparison of the sun kissing us.
DeleteI like the repetition, and it tells a lot about you, about what, about what makes you happy and I love that!
DeleteThank you so much!! That really made me feel good :)
DeleteTrevor this is so beautiful! You're poetry is always so fun to read! I love all of the words that you chose and all of the description and time that you have put into this poem. Amazing work bro! Love you. :)
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ReplyDeleteHere is my poem-
ReplyDeleteI turn one page, and I cannot stop,
one chapter turns into a whole book,
one book turns into a library,
I have been hypnotized by them,
This is only a box with paper and some ink, but it means so much more.
Bella Leone 1rst period
this is so true when you get into a book you cant stop reading it and then you want to read more.
DeleteAnthony M.
DeleteThe descriptive writing in this poem really impressed me. A very clear image came to my mind's eye.
Ths Verbally painted a wonderful picture in my mind. It is very true, books are more than the no and paper, and you really do devour them.
DeleteRed Rudd 4th Period
ReplyDeleteJoy/Reality Poem
THE FLOWER
Every morning I unfold
And show my color and share my beauty
Always blooming strong and bold.
The sun is my light, my source, my strength.
I am in good ground
That helps me to grow in length.
But then come the days of torrential rain and gloom.
It beats me and bends me and my life seems to droop.
I am near lying on the ground as if lying in a tomb.
But great is my joy when the clouds break and the Light shines!
I straighten and stretch to fully feel it's warmth.
It's glorious and wonderful and oh! so Divine!!
I love the symbolism in this! My favorite is when you say the light is your strength. Very descriptive and I love it!
DeleteMaKenna Moses
ReplyDeleteDE, 4th Period
Unspoken Comfort
She sits there on the rock in complete meditation and thought.
She sighs into the wind and feels that she gave all as she fought.
Like a painted picture she was so still, yet the emotion was alive.
As I stared I wondered, what was in her head that made her continue to strive.
Almost as if her very sigh from the wind was carried therein
I heard the voice from the child within.
I can’t become what I am not.
You use to be whatever you thought.
My life is continuous with no action.
Don’t let your imagination be only a fraction.
I feel weight from all the work and its always the same.
Life was always more fun when you made it a game.
I miss my mother and all her comfort.
You are now the mommy to help all the hurt.
How can I just put on a smile.
All you have to do is fake for a while.
I am an adult- I don’t have time.
If you don’t cherish each moment, it would be a crime.
I can not have my head in a cloud.
That is not what has become your shroud.
Then what do I do?
Pray to God- he will help you through.
That was what mom use to do for you.
A relaxed expression came over her face as her head raised.
Despite all she had been through she didn’t seem fazed.
I watched above proud of the woman she had become.
As her mother, that is what I would have done.
This is absolutely amazing. There are no words I can think of to describe how talented and amazing that poem was! I loved how you gave a little background, to get what you needed to say across. Might I just tell you again. THAT WAS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!
DeleteKyAnne D. Period 4
ReplyDeleteBlackout poem from Jane Eyre (Pg 370)
I woke empty and was desolate,
Abandoned,
Dark,
Lonely,
Hopeless.
Athirst for drink,
Famished- never to be fed.
Dream now,
Go,
Press my brilliant conviction of reality to me.
I do not lie pining
In this ever peculiar,
Withered
Life.
I build a house of doubt.
Devote yourself to me,
your lonely companion,
To cease melancholy.
I wish to be buoyed up,
Hold
Me
Tight.
Wow. This is amazing, especially knowing that you pulled it from an already written page; you're talented. I admire how you write it out. The way you put one word on line adds a lot of emotion and feeling to the poem. You can really feel what you were trying to convey. You are the master poet, keep them coming!
DeleteWow KyAnne this is amazing! You're such a fantastical poet, you really have a talent for this! Keep it up. :)
DeleteEllie L. Period 4
ReplyDelete~18 word poem~
To know the meaning
of the cross,
you must know the one
who
died
there.
This poem is really heartfelt and deep. I love how you exemplify the principle of knowing why and not just what. It is one thing to know the Savior died for you but it is a completely different thing to know who He is and why He did what he did. I love the heart you put into this one, keep it up!
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ReplyDeleteBrooke Kinkade P4
ReplyDeleteIf just for a moment
I could lift up your chin,
Dry your tears,
And stop the world.
Just for a moment.
To show you the temple,
Built upon the flames
That once held it down.
To show you a child waking,
From months of being trapped
In the slumber of a coma.
To show you a wife embracing
Her returning war hero husband
After nights of bad news,
Tears, and worry.
To show you the beauty after trial.
To show you life after death.
To show you light overcoming darkness.
So don't you think-
Even for a moment,
That it all ends here,
When His hands
Were nailed to the cross,
And He rose again.
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ReplyDeleteAnthony M. 4th
ReplyDeleteBlackout Poem (Fahrenheit 451)
The young and beautiful
th i ng s
fireflies
dandelions
the moon the
sky
stars
dawn sleep
th o e s thing s
I love
This poem is beautiful! I love all of those things too. :)
DeleteCaleb Galke
ReplyDeletePeriod 4
DE
18 Word Black Out Poem (Jane Eyre)
Never desolate and abandoned,
Gentle brilliant lie,
Under you I am now dead.
I never dream with doubt.
Chris Cox DE P4.
DeleteVery good for a black out poem. I liked how you arranged all the words to make a wonderful poem.
The blade glows red as the heat pulses through,
ReplyDeleteThe heat of pain of past tense is due,
For to hate is not so great,
When all you do is hate hate hate.
There is a cool rhythm and tempo to your poem. The rhyming was great as well as the ending. Amazing work, keep it up!
DeleteThe table creeks with the Weight it holds
ReplyDeleteThe pen writes with excitement in each stroke
The table is the foundation
The pen is creativity
Apple is the start
Bell is the warning
The start to a apple tree apple
Bell is there to save you
ReplyDeleteIf I only had one day to live I would spend my day out serving others
If I only had one day to live I would show a complete stranger love
If I only had one day to live I would be grateful for every moment of my life
If I only had one day to live I would be thankful for my family
If I only had one day to live I wouldn’t worry about worldly things
If I only had one day to live I would thank god for everything he has given me
Live everyday as if it was your last; you never know when it will be your last day
That was completely amazing! Thank you!
DeleteChris Cox DE P4
ReplyDeleteMonster in the dark
It was a dark and stormy night
The thunder and lightning gave me a fright
Then I heard a noise
Its eyes glimmered like turquoise
I walked with all my might
Oh did my nails I did bite
I had lack of sight
However, I was ready for a fight
It scratched the door with its claws
I ran through the halls
I opened the door with all my might
I could not believe what was in sight
It was just a cat!
Then I lay down on my bed flat
I loved the build up of tension, then at the end relief, that it was just a cat!
DeleteIn the beautiful face of a fire warm
ReplyDeleteappears a white death
in a black horizon
strange in the sights of men
Sometimes I get mad sad and I freak out but I can be helped by different people and especially Heavenly Father the Holy Ghost and Jesus Christ. I can read my scriptures for guidance I love my family even know we get in fights but we should choose the right.
ReplyDeleteThe earth rumbles with joy,
ReplyDeleteSpring is to come.
The spring will lay a blanket of beauty across the earth
Mother Earth will be warm,
Until the next season come.
The sound of children's laughter,
As it carries across the sky.
The earth chuckles in return,
Glad for print and summer.
(W29D4)
What could be necessary could also be unnecessary;
ReplyDeleteWhat could be right could also be wrong;
What could be enticing could also be scary;
What could be short could also be long;
What could be depressing could also be merry;
and what could be weak could also be strong.
Our World is full of diverse things,
and with our uniqueness, t'is made more so.
One prefers chicken, the other some wings;
One to climb higher, the other stay low.
Our lives are tapestries entwined with strings,
All we must do is take them and sow.
Black Out Poetry
ReplyDeleteThou wished to see art.
If thou desir'st to see, then take special care to look for purpose.
Do so in a humble state.
Ariel Bilyeu (D.E.)
BO Poetry
ReplyDeleteCarefully she opened the little box
her focus was completely off
I try to rhyme
ReplyDeleteevery time
and all it does is lose my mind!
Its such a waste of time,
It even isn't worth a dime!