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Fireworks Poetry

We have some amazing poets in Class 7 who showed off their writing and performance skills in our Key Stage 2 assembly this week.  How did you describe fireworks in your poem?

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15 Responses
  1. Sara

    I enjoyed listening to all the fireworks poets .
    Even I didn’t do one the students that have written one described fireworks in a really good way.C

  2. Oscar (school council) :)

    They fizz, bang, whizz and pop, their sparks swiftly flowing like a waterfall. They’re ruby red, sparkling gold emerald green and sapphire blue. Rockets shoot and Catherine wheels spin. 🙂 😀 😛

  3. louie

    I really liked the firework poems because i is so fun and creative.Here is one of my lines:Fingers go numb , follow my mum.

  4. lucy and helen

    Helen:
    Rushing,reaching its apogee,
    keeping the best to last the end is nigh.
    Lucy:
    flickering fireworks crackling at night,
    In the dark flashing streaks set light.

  5. Betsy

    here are the first 3 lines of my poem:

    I could smell the bitter smoke,

    There was a wiff of a hot dog smell,

    I had to much candy floss I did not feel well!