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The Beach Marley St. Patrick Catholic School - Grade 6

I dig my toes into the warm white sand And listen to the seagulls rehearsing their band I make a breeze with the fan of my hand I make a small castle in the sand.

Pets Mary Beth St. Patrick Catholic School - Grade 6 I love my pets They are so cool Mozart likes to Swim in a pool Sprinkles is so cute Mozart needs to mute So it doesn’t scare her Out the door there she runs on the floor ‘’No! No!’’I yell I shake the food in the bowl it sounds like a bell She comes back and eats some food I’m glad she’s not outside! Like a Dove Brianna St. Patrick Catholic School - Grade 6 Oh, when the lovely doves Fly above Our beautiful land of love No one push or shove I want to love So I can fly above With the doves Where no one shoves When people shove No one loves And up above Away with the doves When people love No one shoves Here come the doves Sounds of the Night Julia St. Patrick Catholic School - Grade 6 It’s about eight o’ clock, the clock goes tick tick tock, I hear a knock knock knock, up to the door goes my ear, then my whole body fills with fear, it feels as though I cannot hear, I know the minutes are ticking by, but by now I’m thinking my o my, I feel like I’m about to cry, then I wonder who it could be, and do I really want to see, or do I want it to see me, it feels like it’s been ages, so I go to my book and flip through the pages, I wonder if it gets paid good wages, what kind of sound will it make, I go to the oven and start to bake, I wonder if it likes cake, and then I think of my dad, and that makes me glad, I’m glad that I’m not sad, then I go up ten stairs, in my room I eat some pears, and wonder if I’m surrounded by bears, later I start to sing, and then the doorbell rings, it could be the king, the windows start to shatter, then I hear a clatter, maybe it can climb a ladder, then I see it in the door, I think it’s asking for much more, I think I hear a snore, it just turned my lamp to cream. by now I’ve already started to scream, but then I realize it was just a dream. Prayers Lindsey St. Patrick Catholic School - Grade 6 I say my prayers every day to take my sins all away I wish I could pray all day in my bed that I lay I wish I could stay by the bay every day to watch my sins be washed away To God that I thought I wish I could have bought my prayer box I sought Who always loved me even if it was my fault

Drama  Mary Grace   St. Patrick Catholic School - Grade 6 Why is there drama I really Do hate it when you hear It you want to join in When you know it is wrong So you do it in private Even when you know not to do it

Dreams Clare St. Patrick Catholic School - Grade 6

Hold fast to dreams for if dreams come alive life is like a scoreboard when you are down by five

The Iguana’s Life Marley St. Patrick Catholic School - Grade 6

In the the forest there is an Iguana It uses the hotspring As a sauna!

The Iguana turns rainbow As it wades Its claws are sharp Almost like spades!

It swims around And starts turning yellow Many people say He is a weird fellow!

The Iguana is himself He is just being best To bad if others think He is a colorful pest!

Jazzing up Christmas Paige St. Patrick Catholic School - Grade 6

This is how we jazz up Christmas To get it done it takes all of us We have as many lights as a bus

We jazz up our tree by putting up lights We add ornaments And under it we put presents

We jazz up our porch by putting a Christmas mat, Christmas wreath, red bows, And pretty poinsettias In the yard we have a blow up Santa And lights on the bushes

We jazz up inside by putting glass Santas, A Christmas tree, a cup and plate for Santa, Stockings, Christmas books and two elves on the shelves

On Christmas we celebrate Jesus’s birthday Christmas is so fun I love Christmas

A Great Day Maddalana St.Patrick Catholic School - Grade 6

The sky is blue the sky is gray I think it’s a great day to play I play on this great day Now the sky is gray Rain why must you take this great day When I think of Jazz Ezra St Patrick Catholic School - Grade 6

When I think of Jazz, I think of snazz Like a director saying “it needs more pizazz!” My friends like to hang out on the top of a steeple We eat our food like Vietnamese people Saxophones and Trombones The sounds they make rattle my bones The guys who play them must be rich They must get calls on the telephone I like soccer I play for the Rangers I got a helmet for work at Grangers Please forgive my weird poem I’m just making up the words as I’m going They say I’m a Triple Trouble Even though I can do a perfect double I almost get straight A’s My tests are early done But they still call me three troubles in one I’m sitting here in the computer lab thinking of what to write My friend owns a large black lab Don’t worry, he doesn’t bite Yesterday I hit my head on a pole And then I fell in a hole

If I become Santa I’ll give my sister coal
I once made angry a seagull I’m almost done Like a shot from a gun Let me stop this Before I say I’m the one This year has been small as a bean In a mini bun It’s almost 2k17 Ok drop this, now I’m done The Snow Lucio St. Patrick Catholic School - Grade 6

The Snow is white The Snow won’t bite It glimmers in the light With no sight Will it rain or snow Who knows it’s a show Please don’t go no! no! no! I’ll be back once again Next year I suppose Just you wait for December for snow! Poem of Chess Walker St. Patrick Catholic School - Grade 7

Chess is a game for those who are wise who gain praise over their mind,

Who gain victory over their territory. A pawn is like a fly who runs and dies, but useful at

Times. A Knight is value with a sword at hand, slices those who block his path or jumps

Over to bare no dare. A rooke is great for charging in, with no fear of large king’s

Snear. The bishop is wise guiding with pride, going by those straight wicked lines.

The Queen has power over all that are lower, with power at will to knock down hills.

The King is most important of all the troops to the queen to the pawns of the lawn,

If the King falls all will have no power, but to fall along. The King must be protected

From, all harm who crosses their lawn.

How To Rhyme Caden St.Patrick Catholic School - Grade 7

Bob can rhyme all the time

While sitting on a dime

Waiting in a line