Children's Poems
Windows 22/12/2014
Windows, windows, so many windows
Windows on worlds passing by
Windows small windows, windows tall windows.
Windows look out like a spy
Windows see everything, good things and bad
Windows cleaned see so much more
Windows like sentinels stay where they are
Windows see rich lives and poor
Windows in countryside’ windows in towns
Windows near houses and trees
Windows in sunshine will let the light through
Windows obscured in a freeze
Windows see lover’s tiffs, romances blooming
Windows see so many fights
Windows can’t choose what they see in the days
Windows likewise in the nights
Windows are eyes for each home or at work
Windows need help for their viewing
Windows are everywhere watching us all
Windows watch all that were doing
Double Chuffed
Off for a picnic
With sandwiches and pop
We also have cream buns
Bought fresh from the shop
All packed in a basket
Dad said it was wicker
We’re going by car
To get us there quicker
We’ve three sorts of crisps
They are cheese, beef and plain
With golfing umbrellas
In case it should rain
Wool rugs to sit on
Cloth blue and white check
But do we have glasses
Hang on just a sec
Ok we have glasses
Look smoke from a funnel
The ten twenty five train
Steamed into a tunnel
Down by the river
Watched swans and got stuffed
A cracking good picnic
Like train double chuffed