Showing posts with label Ryan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ryan. Show all posts

Monday, 24 March 2014

My Box

By Ryan

I will put in the box
The Twin Towers from New York
A comet from the deepest part of space
An America eagle flying over the Grand Canyon

I will put in the box
My cat’s super soft calico fur
The beautiful aquamarine Maldives water
A field covered with snow

I will put in the box
The best sushi in all of Japan
A veggie burger from Washington D. C. 
 Pizzas from Pisa

I will put in the box
The feeling of being in the cockpit of the F14 tom cat
The dream of me flying over the Himalayas
Me as a magnificent white swan

My box is fashioned from rubies, emeralds, sapphires, diamonds and topazes
The hinges are made out of gold
With a big diamond on the top.

I will keep it safe in my bedroom
Let no one see it

It will always be my box.

Wednesday, 22 January 2014

My Dragon


My dragon is an Ice dragon;
He is made of frost.
He loves to play around in the snow all day
And all night he lies there deep in slumber.

His wings are aquamarine-blue,
His tail has millions of crystal spikes,
His eyes are like snowflakes,
His breath is as icy as the North Pole.

He eats grass that ben covered with snow,
He lives in the coldest cave,
His name is Snowflake.

His teeth are very blunt
From eating so much grass.
He is so nice

He is the best dragon ever.

Thursday, 7 November 2013

haiku

It tickles my hand
It’s like a small ladybird.
Go back to your tree.

Rozenn


Red spotty firebug,
You look like a ladybird,
You have lovely spots.

Claudia


Sleepy praying priest,
Wish good luck to the firebug:
Fly baby firebug!

Jacques



It smells like cherry,
Lavender feels soft like fur,
It has flowers on.

Amelia


On the lavender
There is one last small flower
Which is dying now.

Alicia


Olive tree, cold, freeze,
Rosemary, maple tree burns,
Lavender curls up.

Pablo


Bushes that smell nice:
Lavender and Rosemary;
Not those spiky balls.

Tobias

Old olive tree curled,
Enjoying the gentle breeze, 
Sprouting fresh olives.

Mimi



 Light sings through the trees.
Leaves fall with a crunch of bugs.
The bugs are pretty crazy.

Penelope


When the red leaves fall,
The red firebugs fall as well,
And caterpillars.

Cristina


When the leaves fall down
They turn red and yellow up down
There are also fruit.

Maia


The maple is big,
Leaves have only six sides.
See, a spiky ball!

Fernando


Green spikes everywhere,
Maple tree hung with stink bombs:
I gave one to Jacques.

Gustavo


Red maple tree leaf,
Falling on the short green grass,
I take you back home.

Clara


The outline is white.
It looks like it is cracking:
A baby bird’s egg.

Ryan