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Spring Poems Janie, 7th grade
It’s a Beautiful Day
It’s a beautiful day, Come fly away With me. Spread Your wings, Soar In the sky. No troubles, Just the wind On your face, The clouds All around you. Leave your burdens On the ground. Shed them one By one. It’s a beautiful day, Come run With me. Through Fields of Joy And hope, Leave All your sorrow And despair Behind you. Flowers Have nothing To fear Here, You have no sorrow To dwell on here. It’s a beautiful day, Come enjoy the world With me.
Cierra
Sometimes just plain weird, She marches through our lives Watching for shortcuts Throughout the day
Rules? What rules? Oh those, of course Oh yes, about that homework. A sly look to the students, Pencils and paper are handed to her.
Bu though she may be crazy, And sometimes go berserk, She still deserves a birthday wish, So happy birthday to her!
Music
Sweat runs down your neck As bright light blinds you Prepare yourself Batter up! Bow as bat, Hit those notes Intricate melodies And harmonies Violins screech in beauty Basses pluck out Cellos sing Violas set the mood Sad to happy In an instant A crackle of pages To the outfield! Flutes take the lead Clarinets gain a base Trumpets announce the trombone Sliding into home plate
No one
Naughty or Nice? Good or Bad? Evil or Heroic? There’s some of her In all of us And that is good and bad, But you might just as well Name this poem Everyone
Christmas
You better not grin You better not smile You better not be good All of the time Santa Claus will give it All to me then.
You bundle of hay!
I hear it time and time again, Though I know it isn’t true, Parents say it all the time, But only when they’re mad or blue.
Usually they’re provoked, By their children, mostly. And if it was fact I’d follow Their advice very closely.
But the fact is it has never been proved Since no proof has ever been fact, And withought any proof to prove with, The statement has never been backed.
Until one day in a faraway place, A faraway place a llama one day Did prove this glorious fact, Some day maybe in may,
When his master noticed him staring, With a glassy look in his eye, Straight at him, straight in his eye, With his face gone awry,
He said, simply and clearly, I told you, llama, you bundle of hay That if you kept making that face Your face would stick that way!
PB & J
My friend and I Are like peanut butter and jelly Perfectly fitted For each other BFF’s, PB and J.
Colors of Nature
Green, blue, red: The colors of nature Green for the plants And trees all around
Green, blue, red: The colors of nature Blue for the water Cool and refreshing
Green, blue, red: The colors of nature Red for the evil Volcanoes, blood
Two are good, one is bad But somehow they balance out evenly For though three rights may make a left, One good for one may be a bad for another.
Tears
Tears Streaming down Coating your face Are you sad or happy?
Your sister hugs Your brother pats But try as they might They cannot stop the flow
Then mother Steps out from the house Seeing you cry Explodes into tears
Wraps you In her warm embrace And whispers “It’s okay”
You sincerely Want to think so But how can you Be happy?
Seeing Your new bike Sitting crushed On the driveway
Why should you Be happy As you climb Into the car?
Why should you Be happy As you drive up To the store?
But sadness Begins to fade As you stroll In the aisles
Watching mountains And mountains Of bikes Go by
And then You see it The one You must have
No training wheels, No bike basket, As grown up As you are
You wipe the remnants Of saltwater from you face And walk up to it And stroke the metal
Every child’s dream; Some happy To choke The everlasting sad
Running in Place
Sometimes I feel Like I’m going nowhere Twisting and turning Making my way All the way back To start, not finish Going nowhere, Running in place
Blue Moon
When you’ve just lost A very dear friend The song blue moon Takes on a whole other meaning No matter how far Apart you seem now You look at the moon And feel close again But at school the next day Your friendship is in tatters And again you are reminded Of what could have been, Of what should have been, All by a very blue moon.
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Oh how I would loveio To be a birdio Flying high and fario Forever in the skyio Oh won’t you comeio Be a bird with meio?
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