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Written by Mitchell O’Hara-Wild
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Sunday, 21 February 2010 11:41 |
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Ploughing the crops Out in the heat. Just completing the task Is an incredible feat! It is difficult work For just one kid. Sometimes we look back On all the work we did. When the work is done, We can all have a rest. The day is over and We did our best. |
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Written by Felicity Doughty
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Sunday, 21 February 2010 11:40 |
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I’m daydreaming again When I should be working A teacher I don’t know is droning On and on about something I don’t care about I’d rather be anywhere but here Lost in my imagination is better than any reality Because my imagination doesn’t bite back It doesn’t care if I’m lost or dead or alert or silent I’ll abandon my reality for the hope of something better I’ll think about my friends who are anywhere but here I’ll wish that I was there with them But I’m stuck here alone instead. The teacher seems to know I’m dreaming She orders me out, to find my focus She orders me out, into the corridor alone I’m daydreaming again… |
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Written by Felicity Doughty
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Sunday, 21 February 2010 11:39 |
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I am the lone voice in the wilderness I am unafraid of what anyone can do to me I belong to something greater than myself I am the lover in the darkness I am the loner in the crowd I am silent when others speak I am listening when others will not I am the heart crying out for someone not myself I will sing when no one will listen I will write when there are no words to say I will speak into the silence I am… |
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Written by Felicity Doughty
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Sunday, 21 February 2010 11:39 |
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phantom phrases appearing disappearing nothing more than writing on the wall saving us condemning us telling us showing us our flaws by pointing out what we couldn’t see what we couldn’t even begin to comprehend about our own souls about ourselves |
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Written by Victoria Babalis
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Sunday, 21 February 2010 11:37 |
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It’s one word that sends shivers down one’s back One word that makes one fear tomorrow One word that makes you appreciate life It’s one word that doesn’t guarantee a tomorrow. Why is it feared? Why does it make you feel scared? Why do some people embrace it? But most of all, why do others long for it and await it? People tell you not to worry, They tell you that you have years to spare. But what will you do when the day comes? Will you run because you are scared? It’s a word that makes or breaks someone, One that doesn’t guarantee a future. It’s a word that kills you, Before it actually happens to you. It is a cycle that has not yet been broken, One that has been going on for years. It’s a word that’s hidden in all of us. That one word is Death. |
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Written by Charlotte Harman
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Sunday, 21 February 2010 11:36 |
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I tied up my slippers and began to dance I’m all alone but I barely notice as I prance Ballet is graceful and beautiful, But as I stumble and fall I feel unsuitable, I twirl by myself with an audience of none It will take forever before I’m done. |
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Written by Charlotte Stacey
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Sunday, 21 February 2010 11:35 |
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A snake slithers through the grass
Silent and deadly
Trying to find its next prey.
It’s spotted its prey
Snap! Lunge!
Got the prey!
Trying to digest its prey
Munch, munch
All gone, now to hunt again.
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Written by Charlotte Stacey
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Sunday, 21 February 2010 11:34 |
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Birds express how free we are
Our freedom, our choices
Our way in life.
With wings that defy the boundaries
Show us there is no limit to our imagination
Or the path we take.
As the bird flies off into the gleaming sun
The bird symbolises our freedom
It’s now free to roam wherever it goes.
If the bird returns
To bring peace and freedom
It should bring us a new beginning. |
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Written by James Melville
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Sunday, 21 February 2010 11:33 |
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War is unforgiving,
It’s also made for thinking.
If you step on a mine,
You’ll lose your mind.
War is unforgiving. |
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