by Emma Bell
A variety of pupils from other schools came into G1 on Open Morning and found a plethora of autumnal objects, inspiring them towrite Japanese Haiku poems focusing on these objects.
A variety of pupils from other schools came into G1 on Open Morning and found a plethora of autumnal objects, inspiring them towrite Japanese Haiku poems focusing on these objects.
Autumn leaves rustle.
The blackberries taste so good.
It is nearly here.
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The home of the seeds
A beautiful pinecone tree-
Rough abrasive wood.
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The conker’s strange shell:
Its velvety soft inside
But thorny outside.
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Conker, chocolate-
Leaves gold as the gentle sunset
And that is autumn.
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The apple:
Huge, round and juicy
Perfectly sweet and tasty
Tiger stripes the green
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The apple II :
The withered green fruit
Falls through the air with a thud.
Lying, dying there.
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Berries:
At the crack of dawn
Over-ripened berries fall.
The people all mourn.
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The conker:
The shamrock spiky shell
Hiding a chestnut brown nut.
Smooth and yet prickly.
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The conker II
Chartreuse curved object
Curling out to uncover
A hidden treasure.
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