The Poetry Page at Ysgol Llanddulas

Welcome to the Poetry Page at Ysgol Llanddulas. All these poems are by members of class 1L

Goldilocks

I have a tale to tell about Goldilocks, With her yellow hair and frilly frocks

How one day she left her neighbour hood, And found a cottage in the wood

After knocking getting no reply, She entered in and there did spy

Not one but three bowls of porridge, But at that time she had no knowledge

Of the three grizzly bears, All of whom had their own chairs

Too hard oh what delight, This little chair is just right

One porridge was hot one too sweet , But this one tasted really neat

Her tummy full and felling sleepy, She went up stairs and found it creepy

Three beds were there for her to choose, which one was best to have a snooze

Three bears arrived back at their home, The youngest one let out a groan

He had no breakfast a broken chair, He went up stairs and found her there

"I'll get her "shouted pop, She woke and ran and couldn't stop

As far as we know she is still on the run, And pops still chasing her with a gun.

Ben Knight Gregson age 10

Hamster Bought as a child's pet, Kept in a cage forever, wheel running non-stop Jenny Tye age 11	Hamster Bought as a child's pet Spoiled like a human being Eaten by a cat. Colin Picken age 11	Tam-o-go-chis. Bleep-bleep-there-it-goes-again, Tam-o-go-chis-never-shut-up. Scott Robson Age 10.

MY HAND I like my hand, I hate my hand. Work at school, You have to use it. I hate work. Playing netball, You have to use it. I love netball, I like my hand, I hate my hand. Nicola Raw age 10.	TIME! Tick, tock Time goes fast, Life is too short. Jenna Williams age 10	BIRTHDAYS It is my birthday Now I am the birthday boy Now YOU sing to ME! Kyle Davies age 10

MASHED POTATO Wash, peel, boil and mash. Mix well with butter and milk. King Edward no more. Anna Jeffers age 9	DIAL Down at the end of the wooded lane stood a rusty phone box. Isolated since it arrived at the start of the century. A legend says it still echoes to the conversations Look at the spiders talking to each other across the cobwebs Simon Standerwick age 11	THE GIANT There's no such thing as giants, a lot of people say, But I find them hiding nearly everyday. I watch them when I am playing, and it isn't very hard, To find them latter on..... Because they leave behind a sparkly silver trail. Yes of course you've guessed it... It's a giant African Snail. Daniel Heat age 10

ELEPHANT Elephant, elephant, Bigger than a tree, And his trunk is even bigger than me, His tail is as small as a bee, And his ears are as big as a vehicule wheel. He is grey and really dry, His neck is short, his legs are small. Kenny Rossington age 10	PAY PHONE Popping out to use the pay phone. A friend is waiting for the call. Let your fingers do the walking. Insert the coin..start talking. "Operator, I can't get through" Clumsy me, I mis dialed. Entering the numbers once again, I hear my friend on the other end. It's good to talk. Emma Williams age 11	PAY PHONE ________________________________ HOW TO USE THIS POEM 1. Ask a friend to repeat the first line over and over again while you read the poem 2. If you have any problems dial 100 and ask to speak to the author ______________________________ Slot dial ring tone Pay phones have hard lives, Attacked by vandals, Yelled into by angry wives, Packed up with 10ps, 50ps and Ł1 coins, Hung up in anger and tears, Operator, emergency, directory enquiries, Never treated like a proper phone, Essential though.... Slot dial ring tone Jenna Williams age 10

MASHED POTATO noone bows to him once vegatbles bowed low king edward no more! Helen Bentley age 11	MASHED POTATO Accidental death Famous royal vegetable King Edward no more Sean Cunningham age 9	HOLIDAYS Holidays are fun You get to enjoy yourself Whereever you are Sarah Wynne age 11