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Things To Do When You'Re Bored

Achieve greatness by running a race.
Break sound barriers- just go to outer space!

Climb a mountain to get a good workout.
Deliver a speech- you'll probably have to shout...

Earn some money by helping clean up.
Film a video where you put on makeup.

Graduate college, online, of course!!!
Hire for the future; build a great workforce!

Improvise a sketch and perform it for all.
Just watch a sad movie, and prepare to bawl.

Kidnap an animal, then keep it for yourself...
Laminate bookmarks and organize your bookshelf!

Make some yummy cookies, brownies, or a cake.
Nestle in; watch a show where all they do is bake.

Optimize your storage; start with the dresser...
Poke around a bit to find some hidden treasure!

Qualify for a job, or just peek at the website...
Read some poems; mine are sure to excite!!!

Sleep all day, then pull an all-nighter.
Take some time to become a songwriter!

Unfold some origami, and then fold it back again.
Vandalize something, if you can't, just plan when...

Wander around, and pretend you're mist.
X-out something on your bucket list.

Yammer on about your favorite subject.
Zip your zipper obsessively- jeez... are you occupied yet????

Copyright © Bridget Williams | Year Posted 2022



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Tested On Algebra

You give me questions.
Most of which I can answer.
Tested. Algebra...

Copyright © Bridget Williams | Year Posted 2021

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Cruel Little Beings

Why are humans so,
Pessimistic and rude.
Can't get out of it...

Copyright © Bridget Williams | Year Posted 2021

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Farm Illustration

A barn on a hill.
Beside was a wheat mill.
Corn grew in tall stalks.
"Ding, Dong!" said the clocks.
Early morning sunshine.
Finally 'twas feeding time! 
Grass was the main course.
Hay for the horse.
I fed seed to the hens. 
Jersey Cows in their pens.
Kid goats brayed. 
Llamas strayed. 
My kitten was purring. 
Nobody was listening.
Oh, the pigs are squeeling. 
Piggies, I'm coming! 
Quickly, I ran to the shed.
Roosters, waiting to be fed.
Sheep with their fuzzy wool.
Turkeys want a handful.
Under the warm sun’s heat.
Vegetables, washed and ready to eat.
Watered the lawn early today.
Xeriscaping now takes place.
Y’all would’ve loved this day.
Zip-dee-doo-da-yay!

Copyright © Bridget Williams | Year Posted 2021

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Tested On Algebra: Part Two

This is really bad.
“Algebra Two” doesn’t 
Compare to last year.

Copyright © Bridget Williams | Year Posted 2023



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Bread

Whole wheat and pita.
French, white, rye, and tortilla.
And pumpernickel.

Copyright © Bridget Williams | Year Posted 2021

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Finishing 7th Grade

When teachers tell you at the beginning of May,
"The end of school is 30 days away!"

30 days sounds like a piece of cake but look at the calendar.
So many days filled with tests and volunteering, not laughter...

So you prepare yourself for what is to come.
Soon enough this school year will be done.



-Written by Bridget (who, yes, is finishing the 7th grade)

Copyright © Bridget Williams | Year Posted 2021

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So You Think You'Re a Poet

"So you think you're a poet?"
Yes, stranger, I do.
"You merely post poems on Poet's Stew!!!"

Sir, I don't think it's nice
"What did I say?"
That you won't stay away.

"That's awful unfair..."
Now listen here! Take a look!
I bet you can't say that your poem is in a book.

I just got my Poetry Anthology yesterday, and I'm psyched that my poem is in a book along with many other talented poets' works!!!

Copyright © Bridget Williams | Year Posted 2022

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Barnaby the Koala

Barnaby the Koala was 70 years old.
He sat in a tree, and knowledge he sold.

Barnaby the Kolala was wise as can be.
His ways were particularly unique.

Barnaby the Koala's days were ending.
His last words: "My wise nature was always pretending".

Barnaby the Koala was a huge liar.
He looked on the internet for his "knowledge" he did aquire.

Copyright © Bridget Williams | Year Posted 2021

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A Disgrace To Easter

A real disgrace to the sacred season,
Could someone give me a reason?
Why is all I see eggs in pastel?
Baskets, candy, bunnies, as well.

Jesus made the biggest important choice.
We are to pray, give thanks, rejoice!
Yes, candy and fun are okay,
But I think we've all been led astray...

'Easter' Contest
Regina McIntosh
Written 4/10/22

Copyright © Bridget Williams | Year Posted 2022

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