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9Th Poems - Poems about 9Th

Premium Member every second is a choice
Every minute is a choice I could go to the Dollar store Could get gas Could get my hair cut Could sit in the dog pen with my dogs If I cancel my lunch date with three friends I could get my teeth whitened, Could attend a lecture on Sully Could look for my lost emerald ring Because I am getting lazy And it is...

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Categories: 9th, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Me and Shay
We were both called Shorty, me and this new cowpoke Shay. He had a disappointed attitude that could be seen a mile away. I did not like him instantly, he annoyed my organized mind. He was not to my liking or taste, we were not two of a kind. Shay was a loud mouth, thought his jokes were a...

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Categories: 9th, 10th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Rhyme



A garden in heaven
As time unfolds it's decadent myriads As from an embryo thus born A living pulsating form Bringing in a new era of life The clock strikes an hour Making place for amendment elaborating on trials and perfection Encountering bliss and sometimes sadness As the clouds darken and days change to years Bringing with it toil and struggle The years darken as age becomes...

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Categories: 8th grade, 9th grade,
Form: Free verse
Showers
Thoughts spring from the fountain, A mountain of choices flowing in. Each a new path to begin, Possibilities splash back in Swimming for the chance to win. Grabbing your attention, Now choose your dimension, Rise to your ascension, The fountain's an extension, Reaching through expression. Sprouting in all directions, Covering every section, There's no need for correction. Thoughts create...

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Categories: 9th, 10th grade, 7th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member K L M N O P
Keep out of the kale and the captain’s keg Lazy light foot like you could lose your leg Miserable moments mastered by minion Meg Never needless, yet not necessary without a doubt Olive Orangutan outrageously opted out Providing persnickety persimmons a playful pout...

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Categories: 9th, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: ABC



Premium Member Huge Hullabaloo in Angel Town
huge hullabaloo in angel town A jumbo jet has landed upside down Where is the queen? We asked. Bring the crown! She arrived minutes later, in a gold brocade gown. Who landed this plane? She asked with a frown. I did, said the handsome pilot, Jack T. Brown Were any hurt? Did any get lost or drown? Of course not, he stated....

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Categories: 9th, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member We May have Lost Him
With an ingenuine saccharine la-di-da The hoity toity woman said “hi” to ma A want to be royal, an aristocrat stated poser, false Sheila name of Pat My brother was smitten right away He gave her his best times of day Pat could have been a clock tower shooter He did not see this at all, my brother Tooter She is so refined...

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Categories: 9th, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme
No single tear is for you 2
The wind banged against the windows, likely ruining hundreds of curtains meant to protect the warmth inside. It made a soft rustling sound. Eighteen meters away, my lookalike and I met at the final farewell the beginning that could have been. He had the same birthmark as me on his chin, where he nervously tapped just...

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Categories: 9th grade,
Form: Free verse
My Children Just Like A Cell Phone Tower God Is Always Sending A Message
God is always speaking, through people, things and all the time. He speaks through the weather, disasters and yes, even crime. Telling us to turn around, you're going the wrong way. Things are happening to you, because you're refusing to obey. There are messages from Him, all around we can see. Some have been passed down, through our history. Deep down...

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Categories: 9th grade, america, anxiety,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member the hopper of grasses
He zings through tall grasses and lands on my knee I try my best to pull this sticky legged insect off me He chortles and chuckles and pings off in the wind. This hopper of grasses surely has annoyed and sinned. Another one of these pests zings onto my shirt. Giving me the willies, I scream at my cousin Bert Get...

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Categories: 9th, 2nd grade, 3rd grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Eskimo Joe and Nebraska Flo
Eskimo Joe took a liking to Nebraska Flo His bro said, oh, no, not her, no, no, Joe! When Joe was with Flo, they each had a glow Bright as flashing bulbs at a Kansas light show Love for each other continued to grow Joe helped Flo plant, weed, garden, rake and hoe Their romance was fast, it was never slow Flo...

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Categories: 9th, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member Barry the Beaver
If you think ants are busy, you should seek Barry the beaver living down by Chesapeake Gnawing down trees with every tooth in his head Barry works twenty-four seven and will ‘til he’s dead....

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Categories: 9th, 5th grade, 6th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Baby Saul
Saul was a dynamic showman after all Predestined, for he had been born inside a caul At birth, he looked like a porcelain doll An October baby, that gorgeous fall His mama delivered him inside the mall His father said, this babe can sure bawl! They wrapped him up in grandma’s shawl Eleven pounds, so not very small They named him after his...

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Categories: 9th, 3rd grade, 4th grade,
Form: Monorhyme
The Loss Of Our Loved One
I remember the days I was happy like it was yesterday, Your smile is brighter than the sun every morning, Your soft soothing skin caressing my face as you wake me up, I remember it all. I miss the joy that filled my heart whenever I was around you, I miss the moments we used to laugh at silly jokes, I...

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Categories: 9th, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
There Was Something About Her
When he saw her walk across the hall He couldn't believe his eyes In his heart, there was left a hole Ever since the first time he had seen her Towards her, he wanted to move But his legs were suddenly too heavy So he stood there frozen still And cursed himself for it He remembered the first time he had seen her All...

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Categories: 9th, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse

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