Student poems
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Where have you gone?
By Liam (Year 5, St Peter's Primary School)Oh wonderous world
You hold on to so much beauty
As I sprout, I see bushes and leaves all around me
Platypus swim by a near river and koalas climb up toweing trees -
Pondering
By Will (Year 7, Hawthorndene Primary School)As I sit,
And I ponder,
Wondering,
If weather what where here now will last, -
The Guardian
By Sarah (Year 7, Reddam House)The twigs never snapped.
The smog replaced the dew.
And I no longer awoke,
to the sound of the birds. -
My Hill
By Rhea (Year 6, Wahroonga Adventist Primary School)My hill's land is never ending
I feel free and unstoppable
I can smell the fresh air as it slowly touches, tickles and tugs at my nose
I can hear the wind blow, as it tries to knock me down -
Nature In Its Unique Ways
By Abbie (Year 6, Banks Public School)An escape to another universe.
Nature is like a chance to hit refresh.
Whoosh! The breeze brushes past me while the grass waves to the sky.
Trees sway like people dancing to a soft song. -
The Blind Murderers
By Ashaelah (Year 12, Schools Of Isolated & Distance Education)The birds chirp at the top of the trees,
Where will they be when the trees are deceased.
The fish swim in the water we polluted,
And because of us they are persecuted. -
Water in the world
By Marcus (Year 8, Elderslie High School)Water and trees, Bees need trees, My dog ain't got no fleas.
We need H20, otherwise you go slow,
Chewbacca comes from a planet that has a lot of cold aqua.
Outside it is very damp, I like riding up a ramp. -
Consume me
By Casey (Year 12, Mosman High School)The ground consumes me, it
Licks at my skin as rocks pile on my chest.
I am shed of my clothes, my hair, my teeth
My form left engorged under foot -
The Wave
By Lilly (Year 5, Caloundra State School)A monster chomping down the city,
A clear cloud hovering over the mountains and landing on me,
The one who makes me cool in the summer,
The cool water gushing over me, -
Nature’s Beauty
By Janice (Year 6, MLC School)The chill autumn breeze,
Makes the fuchsia flowers shiver,
Petals slowly falling off one by one.
The water rushing, -
Sensory Poem
By Alyssa (Year 2, Rylstone Public School)I hear the petals move in the wind
I smell the flowers smell like butter
I see prickles that are like needles
I feel prickles if you touch them, you will get cut and probably bleed -
Summer's near
By Patrick (Year 3, St Patrick's Primary School)The sun was beaming like a smile,
Rivers running down a mile.
Birds chirping in the sky,
Clouds drifting up so high. -
Blossoming flowers
By Juin Hian (Year 4, Surrey Hills Primary School)Bloomed flowers and young trees tuning into old are the signs that the nature has sprung yet again.
Young trees playing with young flowers showing the happiness of the spring season.
The tree and flowers becoming so beautiful and amazing!
But soon, the kind carers of nature leave and are replaced by the horrible humans. -
The Calm Rainforest
By Anita (Year 6, Epping West Public School)I slowly walk in the rainforest, feeling fresh and calm
Looking around made me feel like I'm at home.
The leaves loom across the open air as far as I can see,
With the trees whispering softly and lyrically to me, -
Lady Bug
By Ethan (Year 2, St Brendan's Catholic Primary School)Lady Bug,
Black, Red
Happy, Flying, Crawling
Sneaky, Spotted -
Brave
By Pre Prep Class Early Learning Centre (F/K, Kingswood College)B-Bush
R-Rubbish-no
A-Adventure-what we feel
V-Vision-what we see -
The Moonlit Lagoon
By Mathew (Year 3, Gymea North Public School)Kangaroos swim across the moonlit lagoon on a warm summer night.
When the moon rises up the mullet jump out of the moonlit lagoon.
Across the moonlit lagoon is the soft, white sand of the immense beach land.
The crashing waves of the ferocious ocean are heard in -
Forest
By Shalom (Year 6, Banks Public School)The breeze brushing through the trees
Pinecones rolling on the ground
The vines hugging the trees
And the cold wind running past my hair -
Trees
By Lily (Year 8, Mount St Patrick College)lucious deep greens,
fresh scents smell clean,
soothing and calm,
filled with serenity, -
Nature Is Everywhere
By Ned (Year 6, Brunswick South West Primary School)Nature is everywhere.
Its above our heads.
Its under our feet.
Its in our hair and requires special shampoo to be exterminated.
