Long Primary school Poems
Long Primary school Poems. Below are the most popular long Primary school by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Primary school poems by poem length and keyword.
The Crow Bar
"The Crow Bar"
she said,
here I bury my dead,
you can hear them sleeping
somnulent forget-me-nots,
snoring blithely unaware,
in neat rows between
the thick,
ink injected lines,
their soiled lives
ploughed and
turned over
replanted
sunnyside down
expunged and
wrung out
eventually,
not totally oblivious,
they...
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Categories:
primary school, love, muse, satire,
Form:
Narrative
Translation With Commentary of On Est Les Oublies By T WignesanTranslation of « On est les oubliés » (They/We are the neglected and forgotten lot)
by the songster-poet Gauvin SERS
(For the last two years, this young unassuming Frenchman, full of verve and disarming airs has been...
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Categories:
primary school, 4th grade, anger, children, city, school, song,
Form:
Free verse
ChooseChoose unironically ripping off a film to be ironic
Choose now because then will never be enough
Choose puff puff puff puff puff pass because you’ll never have enough
Choose feeling guilty in the morning because it’s better...
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Categories:
primary school, addiction, anxiety, depression, drug, happiness, political, youth,
Form:
Free verse
BewilderingDunce! You can’t spell cat
Dunce! You can’t spell rat
Dunce! You can’t spell dog
The mad man cries out in the street
Shaming and exposing big men and women.
And shouting expletives upon expletives.
X cloth, Z cloth blue cloth,...
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Categories:
primary school, community, conflict, confusion, corruption, education, endurance, environment,
Form:
Narrative
Last Fight Part 1
When Marjorie Boyd and Tania Evans spotted each other on the first day of
primary school, it was like a chemical reaction went off in their brains, compelling them to attack each other. Mrs Banks,...
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Categories:
primary school, childhood, growing up, truth,
Form:
Free verse
Children of AIOliver was born in 2004 to an engineer father and a cashier mother. From a young age he loved to play sports and was an avid martial artist. At primary school he was an over-achiever,...
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Categories:
primary school, abuse, allusion, life,
Form:
Prose
L'Assimilation Non Translation of Oodgeroo Noonuccal's Assimilation No By T WignesanL'Assimilation – Non! Translation of Oodgeroo Noonuccal’s “Assimilation – No !” by T. Wignesan
Born Kathleen Jean Mary RUSKA on November 3, 1920, in the North Stradbroke Island, off Queensland, she was deemed as an aboriginal...
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Categories:
primary school, anti bullying, child abuse, conflict, freedom, prejudice,
Form:
Free verse
Bring On the Rejection SlipsBring on the rejection slips...
and/or try distilling my spirits
at losing gamble
if curious (by George) proceed
reading reasonable rhyme,
I guarantee the following words ramble.
Though flush with good humor
pun one mock two yields negligible
true cash equivalent value won
dirt...
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Categories:
primary school, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, absence,
Form:
Free verse
SANDY MEETS TINKER BELL
Oh, what a crisp, beautiful morning,
Surely this will be a wonderful day,
For every cloud that we will see
On our way, I’ll wish for a silver lining,
Designed just for you and me.
Adventure was nearing, I felt...
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Categories:
primary school, fantasy,
Form:
Quintain (English)
Always Envious of Gifted Individuals With Neat Hand Printing WritingAlways envious of gifted individuals with neat hand printing/writing
Gnome hatter heroic measures taken
moost ludicrously asinine,
nonetheless hoop fully
me legendary penta meat herd bovine design
of modest fellow (me) will endure as divine,
no matter not one bloody poetic...
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Categories:
primary school, 11th grade, 12th grade, crazy, fun, hair,
Form:
Free verse
Waithera,My First LoveSometimes I feel I know nothing about life
But I do know something about Kenya
I come from the gustily, hilly terrains of rural Ingavira
Where huts form bungalow sorts of flawless beauty
An ambiance of warm soothing atmosphere
And...
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Categories:
primary school, africa, devotion, history, symbolism,
Form:
Enclosed Rhyme
The Hidden TruthThe American Calvary slaughtered native
Americans almost wiping them into
extinction. They took their land away and
put them on reservations. How come in the
movies, the old stories have the native
Americans as the savages. I ask you, who
were...
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Categories:
primary school, cute, pain,
Form:
Free verse
Give a Dog a Bad NameGIVE A DOG A BAD NAME
I shouldn't have called my dog 'Todger'
Though it seemed pretty cool at the time
I didn't think it would hurt his feelings
And be honest, it isn't a crime.
We were really good...
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Categories:
primary school, humor, humorous,
Form:
Quatrain
McGREGOR VINES IN WINTER [Poet’s Note : McGregor is a small rural village in Small Karoo, SA, which experiences extreme winters. It is believed that 8 of Earth’s leylines cross one another in McGregor, making this village a powerful...
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Categories:
primary school, earth, environment, farm, fruit, giving, growth, imagery,
Form:
Rhyme
Not nicking my coatI just commented on a school friends Facebook post (she likes to wish the world happy birthday in one go, so I nabbed it and put it in my pocket for December), she messaged me...
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Categories:
primary school, appreciation,
Form:
Bio
Le Probleme Avec Des Blancs - Translation of Jim Everett's the White Man Problem By T WignesanLe Problème avec des Blancs – Translation of Jim Everett’s « The White Man Problem » by T. Wignesan
(Jim Everett, Mawbana Pleregannana, b. 1942 on Flinders Island, Tasmania, has had a chequered career and like...
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Categories:
primary school, discrimination, power, prejudice, racism, , literature,
Form:
Quatrain
THE WOMAN WHO COULD EAT WOOD Part 1, from THE WOMAN WHO COULD EAT WOODTHE WOMAN WHO COULD EAT WOOD
Who defied science?
The Woman Who Could Eat Wood had.
How and why at first no doctor could say
to her mom and dad.
Years later the doctors had discovered that after...
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Categories:
primary school, humor,
Form:
Rhyme
AbuseWhy do the birds insist on
chirping
When the dark cloud above
my head
Soaks me with all the
emotions
That have remained bottled up
for years
Until he came into the
picture..
Roses and orchids
Scented candles
Bath salts and...
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Categories:
primary school, absence
Form:
ABC
AbuseWhy do the birds insist on
chirping
When the dark cloud above
my head
Soaks me with all the
emotions
That have remained bottled up
for years
Until he came into the
picture..
Roses and orchids
Scented candles
Bath salts and...
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Categories:
primary school, absence
Form:
ABC
Africa Saves Her DaughterAfrica Kills Her Sun in Ken Saro-Wiwa short story
So far the greatest short story i've ever read
Where the blackest pen lives
With the blackest ink with the darkest hue
Yet the blackest truth out there even...
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Categories:
primary school, africa, strength, woman, women, world, , literature,
Form:
Epic
The Mysrey of GirlsThe Mystery Of Girls.
When I was just a nipper
And I was very small
I didn’t really like girls
At all
I found most were very spiteful
And when at primary school
No one wanted to kiss me
When we played in...
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Categories:
primary school, childhood, first love, funny love, girl, girlfriend,
Form:
Verse
Possums On the Run - Part 2
"Possums on the Run - Part 2"
No ice cream,
cupboard’s bare
ultra Fahrenheit sun,
hang out the clothes
do the dinner run,
setting table,
setting sun,
Can of Irish Stew, mashed potatoes,
Baked Beans, toast -
no Sunday...
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Categories:
primary school, childhood, father daughter, journey, life, little sister,
Form:
Free verse
Dead Friends Live Through Me,I have lost a lot of friends
A lot of my friends from back then
Time has stolen them from me
I am not even certain
Of how they met their end ‘
But you specifically
Do you remember
In Nursery...
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Categories:
primary school, angst, bereavement, best friend, death of a
Form:
Verse
Growing PainsBleak and dark, no up or down
In your head, round and round
Memories from long ago
That got stuck in and wildly grow
Do you remember when you were three?
You thought your mind was yours and free
Second...
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Categories:
primary school, death, depression, emotions,
Form:
I do not know?
The river that runs beneath the seaI woke up to a very dry spell
that originates from the pit of hell
There is dryness all around me
and river is flowing beneath the sea
The fire is blazing in the east
and the temperature has risen
to...
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Categories:
primary school, age, beach, beautiful, change, community, desire, environment,
Form:
Free verse