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poem

I would take the sound of

the wind whistling

the rumblle of thunder

the bang of a door

i would take the touch of

the almighty dragon breathing fire

a wizard that grants you wishis

a golden griffin spying for pray

i would take the tast of

pizza running into my mouth

ice cream throwing it self into my throught

that is colder than the wind

i would take the smell of

a griffin that can smell far beyond the earth

a dragon that can smell the fear of villigers

a golden griffin spying for pray

 

Through the door of colours

Trough the ruby door

Mad,red eyed people stared at me angrily

Roses petals tickled me

As my heart broke.

 

Trough the cyan door

I saw an ocean of tears

Waving at me

Smiling sadly.

 

Trough the violent door

Wine smelt like lavenderh

As fresh plums dropped into the

Happy dog’s mouth.

Warm Ice cream by Isabella o y4

Through the door of terror,

Spiders awaited.

 

Through the door of happiness,,

children  ate warm ice cream.

 

Through the door of Joy,

there was never ending 

Hand gel so covid never

got in.

 

Through the door of worries,

No fear came out or in.

 

Through the door of love,

Every kid cuddled.

 

Through the door of sweatyness,

A cold fire awaited. The fire snapped and cracked.

 

Through the door of bombs,

World war 1 took part.

 

Colour Poem

Colour poems

Through the crimson door

there is blood dripping demonically next to corpses

rotting in decaying death.

 

Through the cerulean door

there is a sea of sadness

and rain trickling down your face.

 

Through the ivory door

there is a mountain of snow

jolting towards the vulnerable city.

 

Through the graphite door

there are stacks of stones sitting still

and ash dancing round the room.

 

Through the shamrock door

there are millions of emeralds

reflecting light onto the mossy cave walls.

In my magical palace…

In the room of football,

I heard a distant sound of crowds cheering.

 

In the room of silence,

not a sound could be heard.

 

In the room of music,

Symbols crashed in time with drums.

 

As I walked into the room of time travel,

I was whisked into the tudor era.

 

In the room of pesky pigeons,

They flew away like kites in the wind

In the room of

In the room of books I read.

In the room of eyes I looked around.

In the room of tables I placed my stuff on it.

In the room of hair brushes I brushed my hair.

in the room of bowls I poured my soup inside.

In the room of pillows I placed my head on it.

In the room of trees a leave would slowly float down to surface.

In the room of rule an line would be made.

The Classroom of Cats

In the classroom of cats,

The books pounced on the knowledge darting around the classroom.

All the chairs danced around the room cheerfully.

The class clocks meowed menacingly while licking their paws, which pointed to the  wiggly whiskers of time.

The pencils pounced onto the plain, purring paper,

Writing a TAIL of the wild wonderful adventures of the courageous cat.

Professor Paws dismissed the class,

As the banging bell hissed signalling the lesson was over

For the classroom of cats.