Table of contents

Choice poem - page 4

Symbolism - Page 5

Imagery - page 6

Found poem - page 8

Other poems - page 10

A poem is writing that helps express emotions and ideas. Poems often have a rhythm and rhyme.

What is a poem?

SALLY

Sally sold seashells at the seashore

They shined, like the sun set on the ocean

Me and sally found some shells ashore

It was perfect for a love potion

That's the day I started to regret

Finding sally selling those shells

Even though they were shiny and wet

They had a spell that made you upset

Nokia

I am indestructible like a Nokia 

You can drop a brick on a Nokia and it wont break

You can throw the Nokia and it wont break

You can put pressure on it and it will partially break

And words mean nothing to Nokia's

I am indestructible like a Nokia

Gloomy park

Mental health is something that we are all told to take care about. To make it look like a relaxing beach with the sun about to set on the ocean. But why does mine look like a gloomy day at a park with no one but myself. The park has only one red swing and a green wavy slide. They are both unstable and wet. Why does my mental health look like this? I have taken so many breaks from school work so that I don’t stress myself. When I feel like I have overworked myself I make sure to get some water and have a snack. I make sure my famil-.....oh. I think I know why I’m like this now. I think I know why I am in a playground all alone on a gloomy day. That gloomy day was the day my sister left us. She was the only one that cared for me in this family. She always took me to the park. It would always be just us at the park. But once my sister was gone I didn’t wanna go to the park. It hurt because no one else in my family cared  about anything I did, Except for her. They never paid attention to me like my sister did. I wonder if I can make that change. Maybe then, I can have that big, beautiful, and  relaxing beach.

Happy pills

She skipped down the Rainbow alleyway Happily.

She went to the bright colourful arcade and played games Happily.

She went to her teal and yellow house Happily.

She woke up.

In a blue, soft hospital bed.

“Ma'am where did you get these happy pills?”