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Best Poems Written by Zoe Pashley

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Morning Chorus

the song begins
I listen for a while
sweet melody tweets

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With All My Heart

With all my heart I love you so
Since the very first day we met
I thought I just let you know

Our love is stronger and continues to grow
There had been no sense of regret
With all my heart I love you so

You have always been there when times were low
No broken vows of passion as of yet
I thought  I just let you know

Three simple words that let my feelings show
Obstacles in our past we now forget
With all my heart I love you so

You'll always be in my heart wherever you go
And with three growing kids I have certainly no regret
I thought I just let you know

We've been together now - twenty years ago
even from the very first day we met
With all my heart I love you so 
I thought I just let you know

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Amy's Toys

Amy’s Toys

A is animals on top of my bed
which are all laid out in a nice big spread

B is for banana a soft yellow fruit
I pretended to be a monkey in a fancy suit

C is for cat with a black and white collar
I made the collar myself because I didn’t like the pink collar

D is dog six I have got
I made paper sailing hats and they all sailed in a yacht

E is for elephant which I have not
So I pretended to be one by swaying my trunk a lot

F is for fish, a fish called Nemo
We watched a film together which was called Finding Nemo

G is for giraffe one baby and one mother
I buy a daddy one and that will be another

H is for horse one pink and one brown
I put my on my riding cap and pretended I won the Derby crown

I is for I have way too  many
So I gave a few to my best friend Benny

J is for jungle “A jungle of teddy bears.”
That’s what my mum said but I don’t care 

K is for kola which I got as a present
Kolas climb trees and I did too but it wasn’t very pleasant

L is for leopard all covered with spots
And I have caught the chicken pox

M is for monkey with a blue rucksack
I put in for later a little flapjack

N is for “Now where is Nemo?”
“Oh there you are inside my toy limo!”

O is for orange a nice juicy drink
I mustn't forget the flapjack what would mum think

P is for peacock which I brought from a gift shop
Then I went home… hop, hop, hop

Q is for quiet a lot of toys on my bed
All laid neatly in a nice big spread

R is for Rabbit… Peter Rabbit
My collection of toys is now becoming a habit

S is for snake, pink with blue and black spots
Luckily it’s not real for I would have to get shots

T is for Teddy who keeps me safe at night
Teddy always chases the monsters away when I get a fright

U is for unicorn purple and pink
I am sure that the unicorn gave me a wink

V is for very lot of toys in my room
I might need another bedroom

W is for walrus swimming in the bath
At least it’s not a mudbath

X for x-ray specs I lost Nemo again
“Oh! there you are hiding in my den!”

Y is yes I want more toys
But I think my mum is quite annoyed

Z is for zebra which I still have to get
 Well, maybe not just yet

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Snow Day

Tempest rages through the night
Howling and roaring with all her might
Rain lashing against the window pane
How I wish the storm would end!

Thunder and lightning what a night
Tempest’s energy bolt of light  
Now what’s that I see outside?
It’s falling slowly and it’s white

In the morning I rushed downstairs
I turned on the radio unawares
“No school today,” the broadcaster announced
I screamed for joy, I jumped - I bounced    

Yipeee a snow day no school for me
I quickly finished my cup of tea
I grab my coat, hat and scarf
Then went to play with my friends in the park

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See No Evil - Ten Word Challenge

The halcyon days of my youth were full of exuberant teenagers,
with a fire built and music blaring they,  
danced under the crepuscular light,
with loud drunken sonorous, 
much to the annoyance of the local opulent farmer who,
 was cynical about the drunks not moving from his land,
then an eerie Penumbra silenced the drunks,
they sensed a visceral fear of change among them,
while they sat in a desultory mess,
jealousy was not too far behind.


Zoe Pashley 
01/ 02/2016

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The Moon

beautiful and bright
yet eerie and magical
Luna enchants us

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Flood

white horses gallop
ready to break and crumble down
overflow fast wild

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Witches Party

Three witches once lived on top of a hill,
Which was close to a river and next to a mill,
Each one of them were all different in height,
Not to mention their faces which might give you a fright.
  
Squiggle was huge, Wriggle was small and Piggle was somewhere in the middle,
They all had crooked noses which were long and gross - warty,
And with hairs on their chins they looked way over forty,

One day they were bored, bored as can be,
Just sitting on top of a sycamore tree, 
Then out of the blue Piggle suggested,
“Let’s throw a huge party,” she requested.

“Oh yes,” her two sisters did replied,
Then all of them went down a slide,
They wrote invitations and sent them far and wide,
Until their wands ran out and dried,
On the day of the party all three were excited
They couldn’t keep still for they were delighted.

Squiggle decorated, Wriggle danced and Piggle baked and  cooked,
All was done until at last they heard their friends come, 
“They are here, they are here!” all three cried and went and looked,
A convoy of witches all different in sizes and some were banging on drums

They danced and played games and ate through the night,
Till the morning sun rose high in the sky,
The three witches were sad to see their friends take flight,
“Don’t worry,” they shouted “We’ll be back again soon.” as they all waved a cheery goodbye.

There were once three witches who lived on hill,
Which was close to a river and next to a mill

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Valentine

Ellip Form

affection
el amour
sacred bond

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A New Park

digger hard at work
a new park will be replaced
damaged trees are gone