School Triolet Poems | Examples

These School Triolet poems are examples of Triolet poems about School. These are the best examples of Triolet School poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberHalf Past Summer, Two Months Till Fall Poetry Contest

Warm summer days fly by so fast, cool weather’s lurking in the wings. School holidays they never last, warm summer days fly by so fast Dead foliage will soon whizz past - “Those Autumn Leaves” my grandma sings! Warm summer days fly by so fast, cool weather’s lurking in the wings.


Premium MemberHalf past Summer, Two Months till Fall

Half past summer, two months till fall,
boredom, bullies; teacher neglect.
sandcastles, encase, be my pall!
Half past summer, two months till fall.
when school bells toll, tenderfoots bawl—
sun's embrace, we'd warmly collect.
Half past summer, two months till fall,
blackboards, bullies; teacher regret.

Premium MemberI Hear the Children Laughing

I hear the children laughing as they go Down the path to the waiting warm seat Motor revving to keep warm in the snow I hear the children laughing as they go Brings memories, swell times, although Not the same, no, not that I would repeat I hear the children laughing as they go Down the path to the waiting warm seat.
Written October 29, 2022

Premium MemberOh Why

The darkness prevails; God's light is dull; oh why
I’m afraid to send my kids to school these days
Sometimes I just sit alone in my bedroom and cry
The darkness prevails; God’s light is dull; oh, why?
As I sat in the still quietness, I let out a big sigh
He sent his word we didn’t comply nor give praise
The darkness prevails; God’s light is dull; oh why
I’m afraid to send my kids to school these days












Alexis Y.
06-12-2022
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Premium MemberIn Back Bench

   
                     That boy prefers back bench in class,
                     never listening to lectures.
                     Does not want lessons to discuss.
                     That boy prefers back bench in class.
                     Cares a little for marks A plus.
                     Plans for games and new adventures.
                     That boy prefers back bench in class,
                      never listening to lectures.


Premium MemberTime For School

It's time for school to start again.
Children must cease their summer play,
to once more pick up books, paper, pen.
It's time for school to start again.
Parents try to hide a grin.
They've been waiting for this day.
It's time for school to start again.
Children must cease their summer play.

Teachers welcome with a smile,
students on their first school day,
their faces scrubbed and dressed in style.
Teachers welcome with a smile,
then line them up in single file,
to enter in the room that way.
Teachers welcome with a smile,
students on their first school day.

8/20/15

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