Rob Corbet has forwarded some more poetry from our Poetry 1 students. Once again, sorry about the double spacing, which isn't in the originals...
Tracey
Little Lunch
Children’s laughter
Big front teeth
Swings and slides, bark flies
Running, confused and happy
Coloured balloons and merry go rounds
Playing kiss chasey, hide and seek
Shivneel, I love you!
Aeroplanes
Touch hair softly back from your face
Make me feel closer to you
Warm, fuzzy socks, soft blankets and snuggling
By the open fire on winter days
Bright eyes, hot lips, warm hands, trembling
Waiting
Red heart, red blood, chocolate kisses
Melted by tears and broken glass
Heart bursting
Dark clouds of disbelief
When you and I used to hug
Having felt cold ever since
I turn away from the old couple
Hand in hand
On a park bench
Time
The gold watch my mother gave to me
Roman numerals worn by the passing hand
An empty clock face and spilling sand
The clocks at Flinders Street Station
Needles moving quickly
Waiting, hurry up, hassle, worry
Grasping opportunity before it’s too late
Stressed out, busy streets, deadlines
People wearing black amidst chaos
Rush of life is constant.
It’s never enough. Are you enough?
Truth
Cold hands, cold heart, hot tears
He was a good man
A coffin being lowered
Life reduced to dust
Emptiness
A silence surrounds him.
All that’s left now
Final loving words on a gravestone.
A perfect world
White clouds spread across an open sky
Colourful flowers, a dove flying
Soft sunrise, a gentle rain.
From different backgrounds
Children playing, happiness
Friends that love each other
Together.
A hiss of steam, then I’m off.
by Tommy, Tarryn, Stephanie, Rhys, Melissa, Meady, Judith, John B, Elyse, Christine, Austin, Antonia, Antonette, Huda, Melita, Sarah C, Tomas V
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