POETRY CORNER: Students’ Poems :-)

POETRY CORNER:

 

Quarantine Experience: HAIKU

 

Being bored in our houses

Overwhelmed by loneliness

When can I go out?

By: Muhammad Jarwar

 

Yellow sun shines bright

Not allowed too far outside

Roll on old routines.

By: Dylan Carroll R11

 

There’s a pandemic (5)

I have been stuck in my house (7)

It can be boring (5)

By: Philip Farrell

 

 

 

                                    SIMILE POEMS BY 6TH CLASS

 

Blue

Blue as my lips when out of the cold water.

Blue as my knee bruise.

Blue as the sunny summer sky.

Blue as the deep ocean.

Blue as the Earth from space.

Blue as my nice fancy pen.

By: Thibaut Njugna R11

 

Green

Green looks like a scary alien.

Green tastes like fresh grapes.

Green feels like mushy slimy goo.

Green smells like wet grass.

Green sounds like a hopping frog.

By: Jamal  R9

 

 

Blue

Blue is like the sky.

Blue tastes like juicy blueberry.

Blue smells like fresh blue bells in the garden.

Blue feels the sadness in your eyes.

Blue sounds makes my heart joyful.

Blue is like a light as it could change into different colours.

By: Keane R9

 

Red

Red feels like a warm summer’s joy.

Red is the colour of love and passion.

Red looks like a beautiful sunset.

Red sounds like romantic music.

Red tastes like spaghetti sauce.

By: Luka R9

 

Green

Green as the grass that grows in a field.

Green as the rainforest in spring.

Green feels like a velvet coat on a leprechaun.

Green smells like a mint plant.

Green like a four leaf clover.

Green sounds like munching lettuce.

Green like a tasty lime.

By: Dylan Carroll R11

 

RED

RED looks like an early morning sunrise

RED tastes like juicy apples

RED feels like bubbling rage

RED red smells like a fresh strawberry field

RED sounds like something crackling in a red fire

By: Adam McQuillan

 

Pandemic Poem: Limerick Poems

 

The month it took place was in May.

And to many it was their dismay.

There is no school.

Stay home and be cool.

But all the kids shouted, hooray!!!

By: Tom Sullivan McCormack

 

The Old Man

There once was an old man who sat on his chair.

With wrinkled hands and white coloured hair.

He would only smile.

Every once in a while.

When curious children would stop and stare.

By: Leon Thompson

 

My Last Year

My time at St. Joe’s was the best

To be there I was completely blessed

But in my last year

There wasn’t much cheer

But I’ll be back in St. Joe’s C.B.S.

By: Leon Lee

 

The Story of Paul

Once there was a child named Paul,

He was the most spoiled child of all,

His parents called him a brat,

His siblings called him a rat,

But little did Paul care at all.

 

His parents have to drag him out of bed,

He says instead of school I’d rather be dead,

He gets in the car,

While eating a giant chocolate bar,

And remembers he forgot his books and pen.

 

At school Paul has no friends,

He says friends are a nuisance and pest,

He gets his powerful slingshot,

Hits all the windows and pots,

 

“STOP THIS AT ONCE!” said the Poor Miss Kest.

His parents got a note that he broke a lot

They said “His evil doings must come to a stop”

They took his phone and tablet all away.

His PS4 pro and all his games.

Paul begged and said “I promise I’ll stop just don’t take my laptop away.”

By: Dilan R9

 

Most of the world is very sick,

I have a ball that I can’t kick.

I always love playing my game,

Every day feels the same.

I hope the medicine does the trick.

By: Tarik R9

 

There once was a boy named Matt.

He had a very fat cat.

The cat went away.

Very astray

And Matt didn’t know where she was at.

By: David K. R9

 

A SELECTION OF QUARANTINE HAIKUS FROM R9

 

All The Days Blending

Together Into A Stew

But Not A Good Stew.

By: Jonathan R9

 

As the world goes by,

Either people are bored or sad nowadays,

You’re in a constant loop.

By: Scott R9

 

Alone together,

Change ways to finance our health,

We must create a cure.

By: Tarik R9

 

I miss school a lot.

I play a lot of games now.

We are stuck at home.

By: Luka R9

 

Junior and Senior Infants:

Colour Poems

 

Red

Pretty long dress

Shinny lipstick.

Red flowery plants.

Curly short hair.

Cool fast car.

Cool red bottle.

By: Cian                        

 

White

Lots of paper

Beautiful colours

Big wall in my room.

White clouds are in clouds.

By: Chen Hao

 

Blue

Curley, big fast blue car.

Long, pointy, clicky cool blue pen.

Sharp, big dangerous, metal scissors.

Big, heavy, box.

Fluffy warm, cosy small blanket.

Cloudy, high gigantic airy super blue sky.

By: Deenash

 

Colour

Soft, comfy pjs.

Cool, fast trike.

Small, wet watergun.

Colourful, fantastic lego.

Big, round balloon.

Soft, fluffy slippers.

By: Calin

 

Red

My superhero is red.

My superhero is Spiderman.

I like to fly like him if I can.

My favourite colour is red and I am its fan.

By: Angelo   

 

My Horse

I love being on my horse

He goes really fast

I tell him where I want to go

And we never get there last

By: Tommy

 

I Play

We play with our friends,

We play in the sun.

We play with our dog,

We play in the rain.

By: Tommy

 

 

 

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Ms.Horan’s 3rd Class Poetry

Ms. Horan’s  3rd Class Poetry

               Green

Green is like fresh days.

Green smells like fresh grass.

Green tastes like a juicy apple.

Green feels like soft squidgy hills.

Green sounds like leaves blowing in the wind.

By Charlie Sharkey


 

        Blue

Blue is a like a beautiful sky.

Blue is like warm delicious blue gum.

Blue is the wonderful, warm sea.

Blue is like juicy blueberries.

Blue is a tiny little bluebird.

By Sean Mc Quillan


 

 Blue

Blue is the big blue sky.

Blue is nice fresh bluebells.

Blue is nice, yummy gum.

Blue is bright blue paint.

Blue is a nice long, itchy jumper.

By Teniola A-Smith


 

 Blue

Blue is a beautiful bird flying through the sky.

Blue is a little flower growing in my garden.

Blue is the clear waves in the sea.

Blue is like a butterfly fluttering around.

Blue is the beautiful wale swimming around.

By Santiago Sousa

 


 

    A Rainbow

Is as read as an apple.

Is as orange as an orange juice.

Is as yellow as a lemon.

Is as green as grass.

Is as blue as a blue sky.

Is as purple as a grape.

By Matthew Soller

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A Rainbow

Is as read as roses.

Is as orange as tiger stripes.

Is as yellow as the sun.

Is as green as the grass.

Is as blue as the sea.

Is as purple as a grape.

By Charlie Sharkey

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A Rainbow

Is as read as

Is as orange as

Is as yellow as

Is as green as

Is as blue as

Is as purple as

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A Rainbow

Is as read as a rose.

Is as orange as juicy oranges.

Is as yellow as minions.

Is as green as the Grinch.

Is as blue as bluebirds.

Is as purple as lilacs.

By Sean Mc Quillan

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A Rainbow

Is as read as an apple.

Is as orange as the sun.

Is as yellow as a lemon.

Is as green as the grass.

Is as blue as the sky.

Is as purple as a flower.

By Santiago Sousa.


 

A Rainbow

Is as read as an apple.

Is as orange as a tiger.

Is as yellow as a bubble bee.

Is as green as the grass.

Is as blue as a bluebell flower.

Is as purple as sweet lavender.

By Teniola a-Smith

Poetry Corner (3rd – 6th) – The Mystery of my Sister’s School Photo by Lindsay Macrae

The Mystery of my Sister’s School Photo

By Lindsay Macrae

 

I moved my sister’s photo
From the top of the TV.
She’s been there for ages
And she’s uglier than me.

 

Her shirt and tie are twisted
And her hair is a big disgrace.
It puts you off your egg and chips
Just looking at her face.

 

I haven’t quite decided
Where I’m going to move her to.
Dad’s wardrobe is a possible
But so is the downstairs loo.

 

Or else beneath the sofa
Down among the crumbs and fluff.
That’ll teach her not to tease me
And borrow all my stuff.

 

That’ll teach her not to wind me up
And teach her not to boast.
That because she is the eldest
She’s the one Mum loves the most.

Poetry Corner (3rd -6th) – Whatif by Shel Silverstein

Whatif
Last night, while I lay thinking here,
Some Whatifs crawled inside my ear
And pranced and partied all night long
Whatif I’m dumb in school?
Whatif they’ve closed the swimming pool?
Whatif I get beat up?
Whatif dad is in jail For not paying his taxes
Whatif I start to call 911
Whatif I call Frankie for pizza pie
What is my plane was late
Whatif nobody likes me?
Whatif a bolt of lightning strikes me?
Whatif I don’t grow talle?
Whatif my head starts getting smaller?
Whatif the fish won’t bite?
Whatif the wind tears up my kite?
Whatif they start a war?
Whatif 5e bus is late?
Whatif my teeth don’t grow in straight?
Whatif I tear my pants?
Whatif I never learn to dance?
Everything seems well, and then
The nighttime Whatifs strike again!

Team Hope Shoebox

Team Hope

Dear Parents,

I can’t thank you all enough for your kindness and support with the Team Hope Shoebox Appeal. We collected 165 shoeboxes, which I think is an amazing achievement. Each box was carefully put together with thoughtful toys, scarfs, hats, gloves and sweets.

 

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Parents, the boys were proud to be doing something so nice and kind. I believe it is a lovely opportunity to show the boys how we can all help.

Thank you again,

Annette Horan