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Best Poems Written by Langlea Residents

Below are the all-time best Langlea Residents poems as chosen by PoetrySoup members

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The Farm

The lambs and red hens  UNSUPPORTED CODE 
play in the fields all around  UNSUPPORTED CODE 
the busy farmyard  UNSUPPORTED CODE

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Halloween

Away in the night on All Hallow Eve 
	we thought we saw the shadow of a thief.
Away in the night I saw a black cat
	being some trouble, being a brat.	
Away in the dark, there flew a witch
	flying away on her long broom stick.
Away in the dark there was a skull
	looking very much like a deathly doll.
Did you hear the sound of a skeleton?
	I thought I heard the sound of a gun.
Did you hear the chink of bones?
	Or was it a skeleton making groans?
Did you see the white flight ghost?
	Was it being entertaining, being a good host?
Away in the dark I heard a scrape.
	The sound of the great Halloween escape.
Away in the dark stood a glowing pumpkin
	showing for all its big toothy grin.
Away in the night that haunts us still
	we felt a very cold October chill.
Away in the night of Halloween
	we really needed to have a scream.

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Joker In the Pack

Some people are weird, silly and fat.
You can’t eat jokes,
And we want tears of laughter not sadness.
Days gone by I was always laughing.
Slapstick and custard pies.
A stitch in time saves nine when laughing out loud,
and boys will be boys for crying out loud.

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Daffodil

A daffodil boat  UNSUPPORTED CODE 
in a river of bright light  UNSUPPORTED CODE 
yellow springtime comes  UNSUPPORTED CODE

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Blossoms

Blossoms on the tree  UNSUPPORTED CODE 
needing rain and the sunshine  UNSUPPORTED CODE 
blow gently on breeze  UNSUPPORTED CODE

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Nature

Creepy crawlies loosen soil  UNSUPPORTED CODE 
the bark is dust and matter  UNSUPPORTED CODE 
good for all the earth  UNSUPPORTED CODE

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The Bees

The bees partying  UNSUPPORTED CODE 
buzzing around in the breeze  UNSUPPORTED CODE 
looking for flowers  UNSUPPORTED CODE

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Squirrel

The squirrels don't know  UNSUPPORTED CODE 
that the rabbits have a lot  UNSUPPORTED CODE 
more to eat than they <>

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Wild Life

The snake is venomous.
It catches and eats a mouse.    
Eagles snatch prey with a sweep.
While turtles are camouflaged in the deep.
My knee is in pain due to dodgy cartilage,
possibly because of an active life and age.

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What If

What if I hadn't woken up this morning?
What if I am left alone with myself?
What if I put up with everybody?
What if all the lights go out and I am alone in the dark?
What if I want something and you won't give it to me?
What if I have nowhere else to go?
What if I am left downstairs all night?
What if my alarm clock doesn't go off?
What if I miss breakfast?
What if I don't wake up who will miss me? (my family I suppose).
What if I had gone home instead of coming here?
What if what if............what if.