Grade 5 & 6 Poems from Australia

Bentleigh West Primary School
23 Brewer Rd, Bentleigh,
Victoria, Australia.

 

By Greg Sitting next to the blazing fire With nothing to hear or see Except the noise of twanging wire And the wind brushing through the trees.   As I take a sip of my bitter wine I scoop the foof off the coals And think to myself there's no better way to dine Then think of all the lost souls.   All those poor unfortunates who've not found gold All those days and night. As luck fades it makes you cold Without any candles and without any lights.

 

 

Australia - Leigh. My home, my life, my world, Australia is one of the most beautiful places of all. From its animals to its earth. The oceans are as beautiful as a twinkling star, The forests are as lush as the sparkling sand I lie on; and as I watch the sky so clean and nice, I wonder if it will still be here for my kids. Maybe it will be brown, all smoggy with a crowd of people and buildings; or maybe there will be war, with limping soldiers dragging their feet.   We need to look after our home, our life, our world.

 

Animals - Steve. A great bald eagle Swoops the plains, Livestock is missing He's put to blame.   His eyes are wide open, He looks down to see His meal is just waiting, Adead wallaby.   Deep in the bushland, the predator waiting, For some unfortunate animals Awaiting their fates.   A great bald eagle Swoops the plains. Livestock is missing He's put to blame.