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Apparition

Much like the first time,
You thought you saw a ghost
Standing in the doorway,
Looking like he knows you,
But then he looks away.

Excidedly, you run to the door,
But trip in the thrill of the moment.
Now the ghost-like figure is gone
Leaving you alone once more.

So you go back to your routine
But all the while you watch over your shoulder
Hoping to catch another glimpse
Of the ghost that wasn't there.

by Patrick, age 18, Wildwoos, MO, USA
   
self love, self love is important to me
self love, self love is the best love there can be.
so if some one insults you all you need to have is your self love
love to defend yourself cause as long as you have your self love nobody elses opinion matters
self love self love is important to me
self love self love is the best love there can be.

by chelsey, age 10, pflugerville, tx, usa   

A Lighthouse in the Distance

A lighthouse in the distance,
shining oh so bright,
peircing through the darkness,
with its still strong light.
Guiding all the seaward crafts,
through the shifting sea,
carefully through the darkness,
and on to safety be.
Tall and steady it was built,
to withstand any weather,
ready to help at any time,
to make the journey better.
Thankful many a sailor are,
to see that brilliant light,
it sends its beam far and wide,
to help them in their plight.
Like a lighthouse is God's word,
an ever present guide,
to help us with our onward trek,
our strength against the tide.

by Katie, age 13, Vineland, New Jersery, USA   

La verdad del amor

Aveses, lo que sientes por alguien es imaginativo
por que al tenerlo al lado por varios dias,

te vas defraudando de apoco de lo que creias de verdad,

al final, la unica persona que realmente te queria estava al lado,

eras tu el que siempre quise, por eso, sirmpre esta ami lado.


por carolina, edad 18, valparaiso, chile   

¿DONDE ESTA LA PRIMAVERA?

¿Dónde están las flores?
¿Dónde están las mariposas?
¿Dónde están las abejas?
¿Dónde están los pajaritos?
¿Dónde está el sol brillante y calientito?
¿Dónde están las hojas de los árboles?
¿Dónde está la grama verde y suavecita?
¿Dónde están las niqas vestidas con trajecitos de flores?
¿Dónde están los niqos con pantalones cortos?
¿Dónde están los animales disfrutando del día calientito?
¿Dónde están las chiringas?
Cuando miro afuera, lo que veo es NIEVE.....NIEVE.....NIEVE Y MAS NIEVE.

por la clase de Mrs. Wylie, edades 6, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA   

Through the window was I peering
Into the mountains, into the clearing
Mounts are anthills, trees are bushes
I am pensive as the plane rushes

Away from home, every minute
I flew and flew in air infinite
Crossing the lands, over the oceans
Dripping within in sad emotions

Happy & sad is the life of boarders
Half the world is full of strangers
Tall roofs and silent hallways
Fighting tears almost always

For every night, there is a morning
Wake up wake up to begin the learning
Days will pass and the time will come
To pack the bags and fly back home

by Anvita, age 12, Secunderabad, India   

(This poem expresses my emotion during the flight from Delhi to London to reach the boarding school that I attended for a year. I made half a dozen journeys alone to England during 2001-2002)

School Makes Me Sick

Before I went to school today,
I felt as if I were okay.
I'm feeling fine, I'm feeling great,
I wasn't absent, and wasn't late.
But when we started math, I knew
That I would get the Number Flu.
And when we finished spelling "old",
I knew I'd get the Spelling Cold.
When we sat down on the Reading Rug,
I knew I'd get the Story Bug.
There is a solution, I am sure,
That recess is this kind of cure.

by Lauren, age 11, Port Jefferson Station, New York, USA   

The River's a singer,
Singing her song.
The River's a snake
Slithering along.

The River's a miner,
Eroding the bank.
The River's an officer
Leading his rank.

The River's a country,
Following its king.
The River's a cycle,
Moving in a ring.

The River's born again and again
The River's life will never end.

by Sarah, age 13, Portsmouth, Hampshire, United Kingdom   

I feel a sudden smile come apon me as I drift off into the starry sea.  Am I Wasteing my time trying to soar away, and if I remain still shall I miss my opprotunity today?  Sould I try to soar or should I stay aboard?  I wish to shine like they do but, should I stay or should I move?

by Keck, age 12, Farmers Branch TX, USA   

You are the light that guides me,
through the darkest paths I go,
you are the oceans and all seven seas,
you are the rain, the wind, and the snow.

You are the rivers that make the dry damp, you tell me the right thing to do,
for you are my spirit that guides me in life,
your my strengths and my weaknesses too.

You are the mountains that I must climb,
you trust when no one believes,
yet inside my heart I'll always know,
that you are what my life conceives.
by Laura, age 12, Manning, Iowa, USA   
PLATYPUS

One day, in the middle of the night
I saw a fish walking in the moonlight,
it had a bill like a duck,
and a tail like a beaver,
it was either a platypus,
or i had a feaver.
by Kylie, age 9, Australia   

Me the Tree

I stand high, I stand tall.
My leaves turn colors in the fall.

Leaves, nuts,and fruit are served at my cafe.
Squirrels and birds come every day.

My neighbors are the mountain ranges.
Their shape barely changes.

I create air for humans to breathe,
so the human race doesn't leave.

by Hannah, age 9, Ambler, Pennsylvania, U.S.A   

Las mariquitas

Las mariquitas
tan chiquitas
y con manchitas.

por Angelica, edad 4, San Antonio, Texas, USA    

Winter Wonders

There are many of the wonders of winter,
Unlike the common splinter
Not all wonders are nice
They might be sugar, or spice
They may be what they wish
Not picked like a dish
So please, my friend
Do like I did
Enjoy winter's wonders until winter's end

by Natacha, age 11, Hardinsburg, Kentucky, U.S.A.   

Blackbird

winters' lovely wind
helps the blackbird fly along
'til he sees a branch

by Ann, age 15, West Allis, Wisconsin, USA   

Its unbeliveble how life can change. Just that its been darker change my soul. You see witches everywher. And on each street sorne you see a man with a gun. Your fantasy are running avay for you, and you wish it was summer.
by Mari, age 12, Stord, Norway   

 


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