Gumball Machine

Take a glance, and he turns the handle, you see the treat roll, everything stops, as if we were paused by a remote control.

It sits in the corner, bright red, just like the rubber on the Whiteboard edge.

The gumballs goes down so fast, it is like a car zooming past.

A little sweet ball it’s good in the glass, if l don’t have it I will smash my head on the vase.

Not one, not two, watch them all spill out hold your hand and share them around a Colourful of brain food.

All colourful and rare like a old man sitting in his armchair.

When he gumballs fall into your hand you can barely stand, it makes you want to tingle, but honestly you just want a Pringle.

The colours shine as bright as the sun on the view outside but when you hold one it like your hand has gone to completely shine.

It shoots out sugary circles as fast as guinea pigs tumbling down a 1 meter slide.

Gobstoppers as colourful as the rainbow, giving to children see their faces below.

The gobstoppers are Mr Nolan making my day.

The juicy gum ball machine is as big as life.

Sweet small sugary balls flowing out like a colourful beaming waterfall.

From the moment the sweet sugary ball drops into your hand, it's as if God has sent you a message from heaven.

They are a rainbow of colours in red tall jar twist the handle and then they spill out like a rainbow from the sky.

The twist and turn of the handle makes me feel like I'm going to explode like if I seeing something that will implode.

The gumball machine is special to me because it is nice like a rainbow sherbet.

It's glistening red like my bed spread, it welcomes you into the world of colour.

The gumball machine sat bare in the corner like a foreigner not knowing what language is being spoken.

Colours waiting to burst in your mouth, like a rainbow drop falling out of the clouds.

The big red sweet machine, so colourful and lean, you brought it into school and it burst on the scene. Its contents as tasty as a salty sardine. Mr just gives me one, why not 14?

A gobstoppers is not just a lolly or a treat, it's a symbol of our power to stop swinging on our seat.