Poems
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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 -
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.
Solar energy powers the city lights -
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" -
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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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!', -
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 -
Romaine Moreton & Bourke St Public School
By Romaine MoretonWaves washing define our shores,
Communities before,
And those to come,
Pulsing; -
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,