6th Grade Poems | Examples of 6th Grade Poetry

Now, brethren, concerning the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ and our gathering together in Him, we ask you, not to be soon shaken of mind or troubled, either by spirit or by word or by letter, as if from us, as though the Day of Christ had come. Let no one deceive you by...

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Charlie Martin was always fart’n Thanks to his mama, Mrs. Martin Beans for breakfast, beans for lunch Never salt, sugar, or anything with crunch Baked beans, lima beans, chili beans too Sometimes in a Shepard’s pie, sometimes in a stew Kid who sits in school in Martin’s row Says Martin's beanie aroma curls his big toe A skunk is not as offensive, said...

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Old ladies in a line would be wearing pastel hats Their shoes would be common, plain, ugly flats. Their hair would be tamed, snipped and curled. But Winifred had just had her soul unfurled. Unencumbered, she was a dancing diva now. She wanted her wild curls to give the men a wow Their wives would hate her, what would they think? Winifred...

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Rabbit was issued an invitation from the cucumber king He could attend a spa, if he wore his red ruby ring While rabbit was soaking in the sauna the ring got taken I bet it’s the king, he thought; he was not mistaken He was in a dilemma, for if he accused the king Of not just taking, but stealing...

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Ollie onion had never been this mad in his life He turned all his anger on the kitchen knife How dare you try to peel me, you interloper, he said. The knife was embarrassed, his face turned red. I did not know that you were alive, he admitted. No one told me this, I am confused, he spitted. Ollie was not...

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A huge tsunami did not bother these two Maude McMillian and her twin sister Sue They got in their shopping cart and rode a wave Many commented those old gals are brave We have been in tsunamis worse than this one said Yes, and we are still alive said her sis, nowhere dead They laughed and chortled as they blew around...

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night accepts our worries grief depths of dreams.... gives his vast stardust solace...

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Q In Christ Jesus, are women second class citizens and/or second class believers in the kingdom of heaven or on the earth? A In the kingdom of heaven: There is neither male nor female nor any Jew nor Greek. We shall be like the...

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a gopher sat on my toe today sassy and saucy, his name was Ray What fun do you have? The scamp asked me I rocked my toe, so he could see Do that again, he goaded me I teeter-tottered him to my knee Come back tomorrow the gopher said He blew me a kiss and my face turned red...

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Father please speak to my children & grandchildren's heart. In the fourth watch, before their day starts. As they move about throughout their day. Bring believer's alongside them as they make their way. Only those that are walking in Your truth. The elderly with wisdom and passionate youth. From each of their memory, let it not get away. The reason why Jesus...

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I announce a decree, overactive bladder, pee frequently. I must haste to and fro, because I just really have to go. Gangway, vacate the loo, or I'm going to splash all over you! I wear industrial size diapers that are pricey, I'm a human waterfall, how dicey. Aging isn't easy, I know this poem is cheesy, but I still can do a little dance, as I've nicknamed...

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Strength is not the ability to ignore pain, nor is it the absence of pain and fear. Strength is the ability to be level-headed through pain, while still expressing your pain To cry yet to understand how they are innate human emotions, to understand how the brain will sabotage the heart, and the heart loves...

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Sagebrush Sam was tired of blowing His impatience was keenly showing Always in sandy land that needed no mowing He yearned for Iowa where it was snowing...

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Bouncy jouncy lemon cake Made by grandma who loved to bake Rolled into balls, it bounced fine We did not like lemon, orange or lime...

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Sing the song all day long...

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