School Quatern Poems | Examples
These School Quatern poems are examples of Quatern poems about School. These are the best examples of Quatern School poems written by international poets.
Autumn’s beauty takes place of pride.
So now Summer’s heat steps aside.
Cool crisp air, freshness overall.
More comfortable now its fall.
Green turning golden far and wide.
Autumn’s beauty takes place of pride.
The children will return to school.
Easy to study now its cool.
A carpet of gold and red leaves.
A splendid memory it weaves.
Autumn’s beauty takes place of pride.
Leaves fall, birds have nowhere to hide.
Autumn’s beauty is everywhere.
The cooler balmy nights to share.
Such beauty in Autumn is spied.
Autumn’s beauty takes place of pride.
Do not tell me I am but a clever fool
I have sought truth entirely unfettered,
Finding rules for better living as a tool
Among the educated and the unlettered.
I have used my brain for wondering
Do not tell me I am but a clever fool
For spending time issues pondering,
I learned to think for myself in school.
Some think cogitating is not very cool
But many theorems I have composed,
Do not tell me I am but a clever fool
If you’ve not different ways proposed.
Or thought to reason out a proposition,
But, always accepted another’s rule
To think for you seems an imposition
Do not tell me I am but a clever fool.
Written August 26, 2022
Crisp nights, heavy dew, coming soon
Smoke trail of swallows southward fly
Fruit boughs droop under harvest moon
Corn towers up to touch the sky
Fall speckles in the trees on high
Crisp nights, heavy dew, coming soon
Fat melons ready for reaping nigh
Chill spooks asylum of common loon
Not one hundred by afternoon
Imperceptibly shorter day
Crisp nights, heavy dew, coming soon
Ranchers bailing last cut of hay
Back to school--holiday can't stay
Football practice all afternoon
Prettiest birds all fly away
Crisp nights, heavy dew, coming soon
Hint of Autumn Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Regina McIntosh
Entered August 17, 2022
Hints of Autumn are so subtle,
like ripe crops, awaiting harvest.
And nights that darken earlier,
after the dog days of August.
Falling leaves appear overnight,
hints of Autumn are so subtle.
Like a pumpkin turning orange,
under leaves of emerald green.
Canopies start changing colors:
even though October's far off.
Hints of Autumn are so subtle:
like, children heading back to school.
And other subliminal signs;
like, honking geese migrating south.
Although Fall is celebrated,
hints of Autumn are so subtle.
clear cinnamon and pumpkin spice
bringing October into view
fall’s sweet presence is very nice
oranges and yellows in autumn’s hues
spider creates intricate web
clear cinnamon and pumpkin spice
produce in garden grown by Jeb
apple cobbler give me a slice
quick leaf movers – squirrels and mice
oaks let down their hair all around
clear cinnamon and pumpkin spice
acreage of leaves duly found
air is calm, mornings are cooler
Can school wait a year? No dice.
Jimmy needs his brand-new ruler
clear cinnamon and pumpkin spice
Written 8-11-2022
Contest: Hint of Autumn – Quartern
Contest Host: Regina McIntosh
Some kids are dreading going back to school
They fear running into those who bullied them
Anxiety is heightened by puberty’s demands,
The feeling that no adult really understands.
While many are excited getting back to friends
Some kids are dreading going back to school,
Facing pressures from the unfamiliar routines
Such is the lot of today’s technical-savvy teens.
Feeling threatened in once a safe environment
Bludgeoned with peer pressure and new rules,
Some kids are dreading going back to school,
Concerned someone might label them a fool.
Not knowing exactly whom they can trust
Hoping to make a friend, someone to talk to
Who’ll have their back, who is incredibly cool,
Some kids are dreading going back to school.
Written August 1, 2022
No other school compared to junior high.
In grade school I was average and shy.
But something special happened in the year
I entered seventh grade. I lost my fear!
It seemed I grew new wings that let me fly.
No other school compared to junior high.
New friends that could appreciate my ways
I found in middle school. What happy days!
I got straight A’s my first year, but I was
A jokester too. It felt so cool because
no other school compared to junior high.
To “ordinary me” I said goodbye!
A woman I was turning into. Bliss
was mine with boyfriends and my first real kiss.
I’d learned my worth and great new things to try.
No other school compared to junior high!
Written Feb. 7, 2016
The thought that struck deep inside me
Was cauterized by waves of light
That small stage and roomfull of boys
The candleless moment of psalm
Within deep velvet walls we stood
The thought that struck deep inside me
How a life can be lead by you
The leader, running off with a
Burning bible and wings for feet
Addressing all living things aft
The thought that struck deep inside me
In a room with a white-collared man
"Make it your own," he declared soft
Like the bite of an old man zen-
-Hovering in mid-grace above
The thought that struck deep inside me