Poems
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Gareth Sion Jenkins & St Mary’s Public School
By Gareth JenkinsGravity has diminished and we are hovering.
Tree-houses in the sky drink of firework-auroras,
needle-thin buildings arc over lakes and parks.
Friendship floats in bubbles amongst United Aliens, -
Ed Wright & Ultimo Public School
By Ed WrightThe future is a flying box -
Where money's made of sand - and rocks -
Talking buildings and more trees
Will help the city's busy bees -
Brook Emery & Yr 3 Crown St Public School
By Brook EmeryA river winds through Pitt Street Mall,
speckled fish swim eagerly to work, children leap,
pick marshmallows from the trees; everyone stops
to say hello; cars dance, bikes ring silent bells -
Anna Kerdijk Nicholson & Glebe Public School
By Anna Kerdijk NicholsonThe hover-dog was chasing the hover-mailman who was
trying to give me a parcel - it flew into my hands.
It was a self-writing pencil and a computer game.
I said 'Mum, my automatic homework pencil's arrived!', -
Elena Knox & Plunkett St Primary School
By Elena KnoxWhen I travel in a bubble
Over made-of-metal trees
I can hear amidst the babble
Lots of people saying "please" -
Romaine Moreton & Bourke St Public School
By Romaine MoretonWaves washing define our shores,
Communities before,
And those to come,
Pulsing; -
Bravo Child & Years 3 & 4 Newtown Public School
By Bravo ChildWarn the people that they have to be rich.
Use organic petrol.
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Sustainable Sydney
By Jane GibianThe city is like an overcrowded brain
So we use autopilot in our electric car,
Then sit back to relax and dream.