What are cold? A downfall of unbreakable hail, a snowman’s crooked smile and telling other people someone else’s secret.
What are hot? Ghost peppers crawling down your throat, a freshly lit candle and a slow burning bonfire
Question poem
What are soft?An aloe Vera plant petals, my mum’ furry coat on a cold day and the fur of my black cat Betty as he purrs while I stroke him.
what are hard?Bread that has been left out for too long, a metal hammer that can break cinder blocks in one swing and six 1,000 page books if you tried to punch it
Question poem
What are soft?An aloe Vera plant petals, my mum’ furry coat on a cold day and the fur of my black cat Betty as he purrs while I stroke him.
what are hard?Bread that has been left out for too long, a metal hammer that can break cinder blocks in one swing and six 1,000 page books if you tried to punch it
Question poem
What are lonely? A small bird that has fallen from its nest. What are big? Giraffes long necks and mountains, giant oceans and great friendships. What are sad? Dreams full of devastation and cold children who lost their parents. What are lonely? Small children without friends and a dinner for one.
What are sad? People trapped in lockdown and people’s minds full of dying soldiers. What is happy? Children playing in the sun and flowers growing gracefully. What are big? Monstrous sharks searching for blood, bunny ears sticking up in the wind and ASDA trucks delivering food to the customers.
What are small? Tiny ants scouring for food, a grain of sand sparkling in the moonlight and an baby’s first tooth. What are sad? Elderly people trapped away in their’s house’s, Small children starving in streets and dogs left to die on their own.
Question poem
What are cold? A downfall of unbreakable hail, a snowman’s crooked smile and telling other people someone else’s secret.
What are hot? Ghost peppers crawling down your throat, a freshly lit candle and a slow burning bonfire
Parts of my ‘Question poem’
What are fragile? The snow-white petals of a blossom tree, the snowflakes dancing on the breeze, teasing you with every step, and the fluttering, soft wings of a resting butterfly.
What are quiet? The whispers of gossip behind your back, an insect dancing on the rippling water, and the silent stare of a cat, ready to pounce on its prey.
The Question Poem
What are fast?Pigs with rocket-propelled shoes soaring from a ramp and a Bugatti Chiron SS300+ zooming downhill at full speed,
What are slow?A cute,furry sloth with no intention or motivation to get anyway and a tractor gathering crops,
What is soft?Dave the cat rolling on the soggy, soft blades of grass outside the house and a silk, springy bed with white pillows and a royal duvet,
What are hard,The concrete playground of the school my friend fell twice and the metallic cover of the Lamborghini’s V12 engine,
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What are loud?A music concert at 12:00 at night, a school when the children are at break time and five friends singing their favourite song in the quiet town.
What are quiet?A abandoned house in a dead village, the sound that is heard by a deaf person whenever someone speaks and a colony of ants tiptoeing up a tree.
What are…?
What are dark? A shadow without friends, lies to friends and being bullied by people. What are cold? Friends that pretend to be friends ,fresh ice cream from trucks and seas in winter. What are hot ? Ovens after cooking delicious meals and hearts when people give hugs.
What are…
What are heavy? Bags of gold, 2 tonne elephants and a world of sadness.
What are hot? Flaring, swollen cuts and crazy madness.
What are cold? Canadian sea and gutter wind.
What are quiet? An eagle soaring and mice’s muttering to each other, in an unkind manner.
What are cold? Dogs noses and blizzards in the snow.
What are loud? Drumming engines on the racetrack and a squawking crow.
What are frail? Paper made of trees and cups made of glass.
What are heavy? Elephants trunk and a truck out of gas.
What are fast? Turbo the snail and Formula 1 cars on the track.
What are pretty? Spring flowers in the garden and thousands of diamonds in a pack.
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