On my to Anfield
I met a king called Rich.
His heavy hips shook like an earthquake,
and his tanned hands were the size
of huge books.
His dull, grey eyes stared into nothing
like a rock floating in space,
and his soft, red cape of cotton
polished the floor.
I met a soldier called Fighter.
He had fingers that were strong enough
to pull the trigger of a gun all day,
and blue eyes that scanned the battle
field for enemy soldiers all day.
His head turned so his eyes could scan,
and his navy green rifle shot all day
killing enemy soldiers.
I met a man called Hero.
His strong arms could lift a London
bus without trying,
and his X-Ray visioned eyes could see
through the thickest of buildings.
His legs were as thick as tree stumps,
and his super-suit allowed him to stretch
his body like jelly.
I met a thief called Castle,
He had defences all around him,
and his huge, black cannon like mouth
could shoot cannons over long distances.
His hair was like flags that flapped in the
wind,
he had a dark, murky moat around him
that repelled enemies,
and an army that was like a bodyguard and would
protect him if it was the last thing they did.
Walking through Anfield by Wilson
I have never seen Diogo Jota walking through Anfield, but I have seen Sergio Agauro jogging swiftly through the Ethiad!
I have never been to the heart of South America, but I have been to the east side of North America.
I have never heard the deafening roar of a liger, but I have heard the ear-piercing sound of an airplanes engine getting ready for take off.
I have never ridden a speeding motorbike, but I have driven a swift quad bike on the sandy beaches of Abersoch.
I have never run a 110m hurdles, but I have run a 75m sprint on a sports day.
I have never experienced the horrific pain of a Anaconda biting me, but I have experienced the pain of being bitten by a dog!
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