Teachers are full of kindness.
Teachers are full of greatness.
Teachers teach you to follow your dreams even if you are separated from a friend because you are on different teams.
Teachers teach you about light. Teachers teach you to love everything in sight. Teachers teach you to do the right thing. Music teachers teach you to sing. Teachers teach you math. Teachers send you on the right path.
Teachers love you the way you are… trying to be someone else goes way too far. Teachers help you find your heart… teachers make you so smart.
Author: adeles
My Long Hair
My hair is on my head
It sometimes gets messed up in bed
I can put my hair in a bun
It helps not get in my way when I run
My bangs are long
It makes me see some things wrong
I have to comb my hair sometimes
It tends to bounce when I rhyme
I get called a girl a lot
Even though I am not
Sometimes it holds my sweat
But sometimes it makes me wet
Jumping on my Trampoline in January
In January I love jumping on my trampoline, and
I feel scared that I’m going to fly out of the trampoline if I jump too high.
I feel the coldness swell up on my feet.
I feel exhausted when I keep jumping, jumping and jumping.
And I feel happy when all my friends and family are jumping with me
On my trampoline in January.
Bored
I am bored in January
because there’s no fairy
I am bored in February
cause it’s just like January
I am bored in March
Because I don’t like arch
I am bored in April
Cause there’s no maple
I am bored in May
Because it never make my day
I am bored in June
Cause I don’t what’s a pune
I am bored in July
Because you can’t lie
I am bored in August
Cause it’s the foggiest
I am bored in September
Because my friend’s name’S not Timber
I am bored in October
Cause I don’t wanna roll over
I am bored in November
Because I don’t remember
I am bored in December
Cause there’s no cinder
Chains
Running free on the wind
Feet barely touching ground
Nothing keeping her down
Endless energy for an endless chase
Never stopping never slowing
Moving forwards never backwards
One day she starts to slow,
The ground she’s barely touched
Is now holding her back
Slowing her run to a stop pulling her to the ground,
Chains keeping her down.
Now for the first time she has no freedom.
Can no longer do as she wishes.
The simple gift she has always taken for granted is now gone.
Maybe as many days go by the chains will loosen allowing her to stand and maybe walk.
Perhaps one day she will have her freedom again,
Free to run with the wind again
Then maybe after that the chains will come again,
Stealing away her freedom.
Being careful when she is able to run again,
But on the ground chained hoping and waiting for her freedom .
Until then she waits.
Gorzycki Middle School
8
Dark
Dark
Don’t close your eyes,
Or the darkness will over take
The darkness creeps up on you
Your fear, Your fear of the dark
What?
What did you say?
You’re not afraid of the dark?
Then why?
Why do you hide beneath the covers?
What is it you fear in the dark?
You fear what you cannot see?
What could be there
And what isn’t.
In the dark you cannot see;
In the dark you can hear and smell.
Hear the growls smell the swampy air
So that is what you fear
What hides in the night
When your nightmares come to life
At night in the dark,
The pitch black,
When you can’t see,
That is your fear of the dark.
Dream
In a room where you cannot see,
The light is what you need the most.
You can hear water,
The gentle splashing you cannot hear.
Only the rolling thunder of waves pounding rocks.
You can only imagine how far down to the rocks.
The soft padding of small paws probably a cat,
That thought is lost with a roar of the lion.
It’s now hot, so hot you think you’re burning
The rumbling beneath your feet,
You’re in a volcano. As it erupts all you feel is cold.
Now you’re in a blizzard frozen as ice
Your chattering teeth shaking body try to keep warm
When you feel your eyes close the feeling vanishes.
You’re in a bed where you can see.
Is this a dream or
Reality.
BLM
They don’t ask for much
Simply equality.
They don’t want your pity
They want the bullets to have a reasoning.
They simply want justice for Brown
Apologies for Sterling
Change in the name of Garner
And reconciliation over Crutcher
Stop silencing them
Stop preaching for all lives matter
They get that, they understand
But their lives matter too
Don’t ignore their calls
Their cries and protests
Don’t degrade their anger
Stop splitting their families
Stop being the broom of justice
Sweeping them under the rug of white supremacy
Listen, just open your ears
Listen and make a change
Just once a day
We can educate our friends
Teach our families
Stand together to fight their oppression
We should be one
We should be equal
Please, stand with them
Please preach for change
That’s all they ask
To be fully freed of their oppression
To see eye to eye
To all citizens
A Ripple
A ripple,
It spreads and grows.
A small action
For a bigger effect.
That sounds like something
Something we all know.
We can give it,
For a grand effect
We can receive it,
Which makes us feel full.
The ripples of our kindness,
Are amazing things.
If we all gave kindness
Our ripples would surround
And drown the world.
One splash and it would spread once more.
School Day
Pencil, Paper, binder, book,
Ticking clocks and ringing bells.
Loud hallways, quiet classrooms
People talking, people walking.
Rushing here and there,
Papers flying everywhere.
Trying to escape the bell
Getting homework done as well.
Ring.
Ring.
Was that the bell?
Yes, it was the bell.
Locks clicking
Lockers slamming
Running students
Catching buses
The day is done.
Time for Fun.