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Best Poems Written by Chloe Corey

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Dream Type of Car

If I could have a dream type of car,
Riding really fast and far,
It would be a miniture slugbug,
Quite small but really nice and snug.

This dream car would be colored bubblegum,
So noisey people know when it will come,
Bubbling with loud songs to sing to,
I wish all of this could be true.

I would love this type of vehicle,
It would just be a miracle,
But right now I'm kinda out of luck,
Because I'm stuck with a rickety, rusty truck.

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This Day Called Extinction

I wonder if one day the world will be quiet,
With everything gone and no one there.
Only hearing the strong rivers rush,
Nothing even to have a single care

When animals and people go away,
To quietly die in a peaceful place,
Just  tree's swaying with the wind,
Being just as quiet as outerspace.

I don't know how it will befall,
But it will make a distinction,
I'm a little scared for this day,
This day called extinction.

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My Mother

I have a great and wonderful mom,
Never mad and always calm,
Being there when I need her most,
The best is defintely what she knows.

She is my biggest role model ever,
She's very smart and very clever,
Makes life enjoyable to live in,
With her big, loving, and wide grin.

She fills up a big space in my heart,
I loved her from the very start,
I could not wish for another,
For she is my true loving mother.

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Knock On the Door

Was a monster knocking at the door, 
To find out I crept across the floor, 
There again was the pattering sound,
To protect this house I had to stand my ground.

I grabbed my bright pink base ball bat,
Which would make this monster quickly scat, 
More and more spattering sounds had come,
Where was this evil monster even from?

I decided waiting for it to leave would take awhile,
So I opened the door, expecting a crocodile,
But all I saw was rain, pouring down strong, 
I was so scary, because now the monster was long gone.

Every night that there's a lot of rain coming from the sky,
The monster knocks on the door to say hi.
But whenever I peek at him through the window,
He is already gone, i'm just to slow.

I wonder if the monster will ever knock and come in,
With a jolly and cheering grin,
But its still never happened before,
So for now he is just the knock on the door.