Student poems

• Tree
  By Drew (Year 1, Albert Park Public School)

  Old
  Tall
  Red 
  Peaceful

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• Seasons
  By Macayla (Year 5, Stanmore Public School)

  Spring, flowers blooming, 
  Birds, bees, flying, buzzing, 
  O how beautiful.
  Summer, boiling sun, 

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• Nature
  By Alannah (Year 3, Wilkins Public School)

  Nature Nature
  Grow so fast you're perfect 
  The way you are Humming birds
  Singing Snacks. No mater who you are 

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• Magnolia Tree
  By Angus (Year 7, St Patrick's College)

  Tall magnolia tree,
  Birds nesting in its branches,
  Calm serenity.
  

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• Nature's End
  By Lillian (Year 8, Gold Creek School)

  Nature, a pure force
  Takes her quick, short, final breaths.
  As mankind evolves. 
  

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• All different poems about animals
  By Heidi (Year 5, Our Lady of the Angels Primary School)

  Koala
  Soft as a pillow
  As cute as a Teddy bear
  Great at climbing trees

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• wisteria
  By Charlize (Year 10, Camberwell High School)

  wisteria grows below my feet, 
  heaven through the clouds peak, 
  the purple mystique, 
  beauty at last! 

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• Kookaburra
  By Ari (Year 7, Arden Anglican School, Epping campus)

  I go outside to see the majestic kookaburra, perched on a gumtree branch. Its beautiful eyes, blacker than midnight stare right into my soul. All the noise circling the house, yelling, clomping, and laughing. The kookaburra is unfazed by it. It is always calm and careful, observing and analysing its environment. After a few minutes, the kookaburra…

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• The four seasons
  By Zara (Year 5, Presbyterian Ladies College)

  The summer has started
  The tree is bursting with emeralds
  The sun glows like the moon on ice
  The hollow is calm

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• 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.

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• Colour poem
  By Kwei (Year 1, Kingston Primary School)

  Pink is like a pig. 
  Blue is like a balloon. 
  We can put the balloon on the pig.
  The pig is going to fly to the sky.

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• Nature's Beauty
  By Aiza (Year 1, Campsie Public School)

  The flowers are blooming in the spring,
  The plants are dancing in the fields,
  The clouds are marching in the sky,
  All day long. 

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• Endangered
  By Atharva (Year 4, Heidelberg Primary School)

  I am endangered animal, I am Sunda tiger
  I am Anura leapord,
  we shall think, we shall share, we feel pain
  what we thought 

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• Palm Tree
  By Jasheen (Year 4, West Ryde Public School)

  As I walk along the soft, smooth, crunchy sand
  I settle my eyes on a beautiful, tall palm tree
  When I get closer, it sways and dances, like it’s finally free
  Thump! Thump!

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• The D'harawal Seasons
  By Valerie (Year 6, Abbotsleigh)

  Burran
  It’s hot and dry
  Male Roo’s aggressive
  Heat makes meat give food poisoning

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• Sea
  By Paige (Year 7, St Dominic's Priory College)

  I am driven to the sea
  And its whispering voice.
  The soft sand between my toes,
  Waves crashing high and low

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• Bottlebrush
  By Sanam (Year 5, Beaconhills College)

  Its red flowers blooming
  Birds feeding on it's nectar
  Green leaves are pretty
  

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• Wave goodbye to the koalas’ home
  By Lillian (Year 6, Banks Public School)

  As the wind blows by
  The cockatoos cry
  The koalas wave goodbye to their homes
  They start going up north, they need to find their new zone

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• BAIN
  By Liana (Year 3, Trunkey Public School)

  B eautiful
  A bility to listen
  I mposing
  N ature
  

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• Myrtle
  By Ella (Year 4, Taroona Primary School)

  Tall myrtles whisper
  Secrets woven in aged bark
  Time meaning nothing
  

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