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21. Yellow Senses
- By Favor M. Abioye
- Published: August 2016
Poem Describing The Color Yellow

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Yellow is beautiful
And kind.
Yellow tastes sour down my throat.
It feels like the warmth of the sky.

Yellow is beautiful
And kind.
Yellow tastes sour down my throat.
It feels like the warmth of the sky.
Yellow sounds like kids laughing down the street.
It feels like warmth upon my head.
Yellow looks like a big circle in the sky.
It makes me smile and play.
Yellow is my favorite color.
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22. Pets In The North Pole
- By Peyton
- Published: December 2012
Playful Poem About Pets Saving Christmas

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Hear Ye, Hear Ye there is much to do,
But the reindeer up north have caught the flu!

The presents are wrapped, the sleigh is all set,

Hear Ye, Hear Ye there is much to do,
But the reindeer up north have caught the flu!

The presents are wrapped, the sleigh is all set,
So instead of reindeer, we're using your pets.

Just show them this note on Christmas Eve,
So when the time comes, they'll be ready to leave.

We'll take dogs, we'll take snakes, we'll take hamsters and cats.
We'll take frogs, we'll take lizards, we'll even take bats!

We'll pretty much take whatever you've got.
For Santa's sleigh, we'll need a lot.

Your pet should leave when you're asleep,
So don't make a sound or a peep.

When your pet comes to fly the sleigh,
I'll make them fly, I'll show them the way.

We'll soar through the night up high in the sky.
Looking down at the houses as we fly on by.

Oh, and thank you for helping Santa Claus.
From your old pal, Santa Paws.
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23. What If?
- By Riya Shrivastava
- Published: December 2018
Silly Poem About A Child's Imagination

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What if there were purple spots on a pig?
What if there were no burrows to dig?

What if the colours weren't invented?

What if there were purple spots on a pig?
What if there were no burrows to dig?

What if the colours weren't invented?
What if buildings weren't cemented?

What if the sun wasn't yellow?
What if the underground wasn't below?

What if our body colour was blue?
What if water was as sticky as glue?

Oh, it would be a big mess that day,
So I guess, let it be the same way!
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24. The Centipede
- By May Fenn
- Published: December 2018
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I'm glad I'm not a real boy
With proper feet like you.
Imagine if I had to put
A foot in every shoe.

I'm glad I'm not a real boy
With proper feet like you.
Imagine if I had to put
A foot in every shoe.
For when I'd got each foot inside
And every lace tied tight,
I'd have to take them off again
To go to bed at night.
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25. I Hate Peanut Butter
- By Inna Grigorenko
- Published: September 2021
A Distaste For Peanut Butter

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These words I say without a stutter:
I hate the taste of peanut butter!
In Reese's chocolate it may stay
But keep the butter far away.

These words I say without a stutter:
I hate the taste of peanut butter!
In Reese's chocolate it may stay
But keep the butter far away.
It leaves a lump inside my belly,
It's even worse when paired with jelly!
I hate its texture, hate its smell;
If I go near it, I'm unwell.
My family tells me I'm dramatic
But against PB I stay emphatic.
If you're craving butter thick,
You might as well just eat the stick,
Or wear it as a winter coat
But keep it furthest from your throat!
Last time I ate it, things went south;
My tongue got glued inside my mouth!
If you include it in my lunch,
I'll very likely throw a punch.
I'd gladly eat a Brussels sprout
But keep the peanut butter out!
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26. The Joy Of Christmas
- By Maddy R. Kohler
- Published: December 2018
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Christmas is a loving hug
Or roasting chestnuts on the rug.
Christmas is one's first snow
And wrapping presents up with bows.

Christmas is a loving hug
Or roasting chestnuts on the rug.
Christmas is one's first snow
And wrapping presents up with bows.
Christmas is sledding over the ice,
And giving presents feels so nice.
Christmas is a friend.
I never want Christmas to end.
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27. My Shirt
- By Anxhelo Llangozi
- Published: April 2017
A Child's Love For Clothes

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I wear it everywhere I go,
In the sun or in the snow.

It changes colors every day.

I wear it everywhere I go,
In the sun or in the snow.

It changes colors every day.
I wear it to sleep, I wear it when I play.

It's never too big, it's never too small.
It keeps me from not wearing anything at all.

Sometimes it has crazy symbols and letters on it.
Sometimes it looks so cool everybody wants it.

It changes colors like my mood.
It keeps my body from being nude.

I wear it in blue, yellow, and green,
Sometimes in red when I'm feeling mean.

It keeps me cool, it keeps me warm.
In the shower is the only time it's not worn.

It can be filled with sweat or dirt,
But I'll always love my shirt.
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28. Spring Is Here
- By Maddy R. Kohler
- Published: April 2019
The Coming Of Beautiful Spring

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Spring is here.
It's time to cheer
And observe God's tender grace
With flowers blooming to and fro

Spring is here.
It's time to cheer
And observe God's tender grace
With flowers blooming to and fro
And sun shining on my face.
Buds on trees and buzzing bees,
Flying in the air, searching for a flower, anywhere.
When it rains, the sun will shine
Even through the dark, gloomy sky.
Through the drip and the rain and pours,
A rainbow soaring high,
Stretching across the earth
Until the end where a pot of gold lies.
Birds coming back from their long winter rest.
Now there's chirping in my ear.
I tell you! I tell you! Spring is here!
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29. Cow In My Soup
- By Kevin T. Pearson
- Published: September 2019
A Child's Imagination While Eating

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My mom said, "Eat all your soup,
every piece of chicken and every noodle."
But there's a cow in my soup.

My mom said, "Eat all your soup,
every piece of chicken and every noodle."
But there's a cow in my soup.

I need to get him out of there.
I don't know if he can swim.
How he got there, I'm not aware.

My mom says, "Stop slurping your soup,"
every time he starts to moo.
Heck, I'm just hoping he doesn't poop

He keeps splashing me with his tail.
My mom says, "You're making a mess."
She must have gotten this soup on sale.

I give up; it's no use.
My mom says, "For dessert,
We're having chocolate mousse."
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30. Mrs. Blossom
- By Christopher J. Radford
- Published: June 2017
Poem About Children's Misconception Of An Adult

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Mrs. Blossom was a witch,
we're pretty sure of that,
though she didn't have a broomstick,
wear a cloak, or pointed hat.

Mrs. Blossom was a witch,
we're pretty sure of that,
though she didn't have a broomstick,
wear a cloak, or pointed hat.

She brewed some strange concoctions
in her kitchen on her stove.
You could smell the deep aroma
from her house in Penny Grove.

Strange plants grew in her garden.
What they were, we never knew,
but they seemed to cure most anything,
from a little scratch to the flu.

We often used to call there,
under protest, I might say,
to deliver her some groceries.
Then we'd try to run away!

She'd thank us for our trouble
and would offer us some tea,
but she scared us when she spoke
from where her teeth once used to be!

We never saw a book of spells,
and she didn't have a cat,
but Mrs. Blossom was a witch.
We're pretty sure of that!
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31. Snowy Sunday
- By Khushi
- Published: December 2017
Kids Having Fun In The Snow

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The world is spinning
round and round
while snowflakes are falling,
bound for the ground.

The world is spinning
round and round
while snowflakes are falling,
bound for the ground.

Children wait for their parents
and show they can obey.
There's the great HOORAY
as they sleigh.

They come back inside,
their faces so red.
Quickly they've spied
the hot chocolate ahead.
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32. My Brother Can Eat
- By Ray S. Gordon Jr
- Published: February 2020
Funny Poem About Eating A Lot

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My brother can eat.
Hide your fruits,
Hide your snacks,
Hide all your treats.

My brother can eat.
Hide your fruits,
Hide your snacks,
Hide all your treats.

It doesn't matter what it is.
Y'all don't understand.
The boy can eat.
Call him munchie man.

Rice and chicken,
Mac and cheese.
He's always in the kitchen
Saying, "More, please."

Just the other day,
He ate all Daddy's steak.
Just the other day,
He had three plates.

I guarantee if you see him, he will ask,
"What are we going to eat?"
I love my brother lots,
But the boy sure can eat.
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33. Something's In The Closet
- By Ciaran J. Short
- Published: June 2019
Conquering A Fear Of The Night

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My closet is booming, something's not right.
The moon is looming, shining real bright.
Shadows dance across the bedroom floor,
Slowly creeping towards my closet door.

My closet is booming, something's not right.
The moon is looming, shining real bright.
Shadows dance across the bedroom floor,
Slowly creeping towards my closet door.
My palms are sweaty, gripping the sheets.
My heart is too heavy; I can't fall asleep.
I shut my eyes, then open them brave.
There are toys in the closet I must hurry to save!
Barbie and Ken, Rick and Morty and friends,
I promise we will be united by the night's end.
I muster up courage, emerge from under the covers,
Then pop! Out of the closet jumps my older brother.
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34. Dino, Dino, Who Will It Be?
- By Allison M. Kupiec
- Published: March 2019
Dinosaur Facts For Kids

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Dino, Dino, who will it be?

T-Rex, T-Rex, your roar ferocious and loud,
Standing on its hind legs, tall and proud.

Dino, Dino, who will it be?

T-Rex, T-Rex, your roar ferocious and loud,
Standing on its hind legs, tall and proud.

Stegosaurus, Stegosaurus, your back lined with spikes,
Move away now, before he starts to strike!

Brontosaurs, Brontosaurs, your neck lean and long,
Reaching for the branches, elegant and strong.

Pterodactyl, Pterodactyl, soaring through the sky,
Hopefully, YOU won't become what catches his eye!

Triceratops, Triceratops, your horns in three,
I hope he's not the last thing you'll see!

Raptor, Raptor, your body small and fast,
Hurry, hurry, don't be last!

Dino, Dino, who will it be?
All of the dinosaurs, so interesting to me!
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35. Summer Fun
- By Mary E Bone
- Published: May 2019
School's Out For Summer

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The children on the block
Are playing with chalk.
Bubbles are flying around,
Popping when they hit the ground.

The children on the block
Are playing with chalk.
Bubbles are flying around,
Popping when they hit the ground.
Giggles and wiggles in the pool,
The kids are taking a break from school,
Staying cool.
Everyone is having fun
In the sun.
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36. Glad That I'm Me!
- By Ian Bland
- Published: November 2021
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If I was a flag
I’d be flapping and raising
If I was a star
Up high I’d be blazing!

If I was a flag
I’d be flapping and raising
If I was a star
Up high I’d be blazing!

If I was a saint
I’d be singing and praying
If I was some hips
You just know I’d be swaying!

If I was a bird
I’d be nesting and crowing
If I was a cup
I’d be just overflowing!

If I was a mouth
I’d be laughing and joking
If I was a fire
I’d be roaring and smoking!

If I was the sky
You just know I’d be lightning
If I was a ghost
I’d be spooky and frightening!

But just look at me now
As plain as can be
I’m glad that I’m normal
I’m glad that I’m me!
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37. My Bed Is A Boat

Famous Poem
- By Robert Louis Stevenson
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My bed is like a little boat;
Nurse helps me in when I embark;
She girds me in my sailor's coat
And starts me in the dark.

My bed is like a little boat;
Nurse helps me in when I embark;
She girds me in my sailor's coat
And starts me in the dark.

At night, I go on board and say
Good night to all my friends on shore;
I shut my eyes and sail away
And see and hear no more.

And sometimes things to bed I take,
As prudent sailors have to do;
Perhaps a slice of wedding-cake,
Perhaps a toy or two.

All night across the dark we steer;
But when the day returns at last,
Safe in my room, beside the pier,
I find my vessel fast.
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38. Elephant Sleepover
- By Conrad Burdekin
- Published: August 2020
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An elephant came for a sleepover
And jumped into my bed
I never saw him coming ‘til
He landed on my head

An elephant came for a sleepover
And jumped into my bed
I never saw him coming ‘til
He landed on my head
So now my head is flattened
My bed is broken too
And as for Mr. Elephant?
He’s gone back to the zoo

From: Supersonic Gran and Other Poems by Conrad Burdekin

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39. Catnaps
- By Santhini Govindan
- Published: September 2021
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When my cat sleeps, he snoozes
Inside the laundry basket,
Or on top of a tree,
Crammed inside a shelf,

When my cat sleeps, he snoozes
Inside the laundry basket,
Or on top of a tree,
Crammed inside a shelf,
Where no-one can see.
In empty shopping bags,
And cartons made of cardboard,
On piles of books and newspapers,
And suitcases that are stored.
Curled up under furniture,
In places we’d never think to look.
Or nestled behind a flower pot,
In a hard to find nook.
Since my cat sleeps for at least sixteen hours each day
He must be bored of sleeping in the same old way!
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40. To A Bird

Famous Poem
- By Annette Wynne
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O bird that darts now low, now high,
You know the streets across the sky;
You know where leafy lanes lie deep
And quiet nooks to go to sleep;

O bird that darts now low, now high,
You know the streets across the sky;
You know where leafy lanes lie deep
And quiet nooks to go to sleep;
You know the place to build a nest,
What twigs to use, what shape is best;
I wonder how you found things out
That scholars never know about;
I've studied large books through and through,
But never can be wise as you!
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Students - Page 2

21. Yellow Senses

22. Pets In The North Pole

23. What If?

24. The Centipede

25. I Hate Peanut Butter

26. The Joy Of Christmas

27. My Shirt

28. Spring Is Here

29. Cow In My Soup

30. Mrs. Blossom

31. Snowy Sunday

32. My Brother Can Eat

33. Something's In The Closet

34. Dino, Dino, Who Will It Be?

35. Summer Fun

36. Glad That I'm Me!

37. My Bed Is A Boat

38. Elephant Sleepover

39. Catnaps

40. To A Bird