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