Short Primary School Poems
Short Primary School Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Primary School by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Primary School by length and keyword.
Usually, In Primary School Infections
Usually, in primary school infections
Carried by air mass, as a rule.
But more infections result of actions,
In a sexually mature school!...
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Categories:
primary school, confusion, school,
Form:
Quatrain
I Think I Saw It
On a little desk in a dusty room
I sat and dreamed things strange
flying as birds did around school
talking as parrots with foreigners
capturing images with cakes and bread
eating worms cooked, served in plates
talking using cockroaches tied to wires
tying my neck with gold- colored ropes
working in anthills built with glasses
I think I saw it while in Primary School...
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Categories:
primary school, fate, future, metaphor,
Form:
Free verse
Vegetarian Vampire
Apologies to everyone I have mislead about being new to poetry. I have just remembered I got a *certificate of excellence for this poem and attended an awards ceremony** (aka *merit certificate **assembly at primary school) back in 1988.
I don't mean to give you a fright
Please don't be scared of coming out at night
I don't bite, no not me
I only eat vegetables for my tea
I may look scary but that is it
I won't hurt you, not a bit...
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Categories:
primary school, character,
Form:
Rhyme
The Texas Slaughter Ii
Nineteen little children were slaughtered today
And
Richer by nineteen angels has heaven become!*
© Demetrios Trifiatis
26 May 2022
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* Salvador Ramos, an eighteen-year-old youth, after shooting his grandmother, attacked a primary school in Texas USA, where he killed nineteen children, aged from seven to ten-year-old, as well as their two teachers. Police killed him on the spot. Please, read, THE TEXAS SLAUGHTER!
R.I.P our little angels....
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Categories:
primary school, angel, god, heaven,
Form:
Couplet
On the Retirement of Matthew Ingall, Headmaster
Everyone remembers it -
the little ones, that first day there;
for parents, that place where
the kids come out, and people chat.
Teachers too look back - that sign
of each young bud about to bloom -
but also they recall the room
that they met Matthew, the first time.
You brought an eloquence and grace,
and thoughtfully applied the rules.
For leadership in fire and flood, you'll
Always have a special place
in our community and school.
Some things when gone, you can't replace....
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Categories:
primary school, school,
Form:
Sonnet