Poetry Project 2006
Mrs. Godley's Class Poetry Page
Because Poems
Sound Poems
Snap Shot Poems
What To Do If You Are . . . Poems
Can You Imagine? Poems
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Because Poems
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Children
I like them.
Ask me why.
Because they are honest.
Because they are creative.
Because they are energetic.
Because they are inquisitive.
Because, because, because.
That's why.
I like children.
by Mrs. Godley
Dance.
I like it.
Ask me why.
Because it is challenging.
Because you learn from it.
Because it is graceful.
Because you can express yourself through different styles.
Because, because, because.
That is why.
I like dance.
By Ally
Books.
I like them.
Ask me why.
Because they take me to magical places.
Because they let me meet exciting people and creatures.
Because they always keep me wondering.
Because the make my imagination work.
Because, because, because.
That's why.
I like books.
By Anthony.
New York City
I like it.
Ask me why.
Because of all the sights.
Because of how beautiful it looks at night.
Because of the Broadway shows.
Because it's an amazing city to be in.
Because, because, because.
That's why.
I like New York City.
By Alexis
Oceans.
I like them.
Ask me why.
Because they are gentle.
Because they can soothe your soul.
Because they are fun to swim in.
Because they make a relaxing sound.
Because, because, because.
That's why.
I like oceans.
By Amanda
Friends.
I like them.
Ask me why.
Because they are there for me when I need them most.
Because we play and have fun all day.
Because they make me laugh when I am sad.
Because they are nice most everyday.
Because, because, because.
That's why.
I like friends.
By: Nick
Candy.
I like it.
Ask me why.
Because it gives me flavor in my mouth.
Because it smells so sweet.
Because it comes in different colors.
Because everyone loves to eat it.
Because, because, because.
That's why.
I like candy.
by Hannah
Art.
I like it.
Ask me why.
Because I can make pictures of all kinds of things.
Because it lets me express my feelings.
Because it is very abstract.
Because everything is art!
Because, because, because.
That's why.
I like art.
By Kyle
Laughter.
I like it.
Ask me why.
Because it can make the worst situations better.
Because it helps connect people.
Because it can be shared.
Because it helps the world go 'round.
Because, Because, Because.
That's why
I like laughter.
By Jack
Swimming
I like it.
Ask me why.
Because it calms me.
Because it is soothing.
Because it is enjoyable.
Because it is fun anywhere.
Because, because, because.
That’s why.
I like swimming.
By: Emma
Tennis
I like it.
Ask me why.
Because it is the only sport I play.
Because when I run I feel the wind pass my face.
Because I can hit the ball hard.
Because I get to hear the cheering when I play a tournament.
Because, because, because.
That's why,
I like Tennis.
By Isabelle
Izzy.
Ilike her.
Ask me why.
Because she is my only sister.
Because she is always there for me.
Because she can always make me laugh.
Because she is always ready to do anything.
Because, because, because.
That's why.
I like Izzy.
By Alex
Clouds
I like them.
Ask me why.
Because they make shapes in the sky.
Because they give me shade from the sun.
Because they slowly move across my vision.
Because they are high up.
Because, because, because.
That's why.
I like clouds.
By Bianca
Computers
I like them.
Ask me why.
Because they can help you organize.
Because they can help you make papers and other documents.
Because they can remember things for us when we forget.
Because you have so many ways of communication.
Because, because, because.
That's why.
I like computers.
By Eric
Writing.
I like to.
Ask me why.
Because I can let my imagination kidnap the story.
Because I can let my feelings rumbling deep down inside me let loose,
While hiding my emotions cleverly.
Because every word has a meaning,
Something only that can be figured in a magical way.
Because reading it at the very end for the first time
Is awarding yourself an honor above all....
Because, because, because.
That's why.
I like writing.
Meghan
Candles.
I like them.
Ask me why.
Because they fill a room with light.
Because they smell nice.
Because they come in many colors.
Because they flicker.
Because, because, because.
That's why.
I like candles.
Mary
Art.
I like it.
Ask me why.
Because it makes me think.
Because it is my creation and no one else's.
Because you can make it out of anything.
Because it doesn't have to be perfect.
Because, because, because.
That's why.
I like art.
~Kaitlin
Summer
I like it.
Ask me why.
Because I can see my relatives.
Because I get to travel.
Because it is hot and rainy.
Because I can do whatever I want, everyday.
Because, because, because.
Thats why.
I like summer.
~Matthew
Spring
I like it.
Ask me why.
Because flowers bloom.
Because trees grow.
Because animals frolic.
Because it gets warm.
Because, because, because.
That's why.
I like Spring.
By Zach
Naples.
I like it.
Ask me why.
Because there are beaches to catch some sun.
Because there are fun places to hang out.
Because its not too cold in the winter.
Because there are great spots for tourists to take photos.
Because there is awesome wildlife everywhere.
Because, because, because.
That's why.
I like Naples.
By J.P.
Nature.
I like it.
Ask me why.
Because its pretty.
Because it has lots of animals.
Because it has things i have never seen before.
Because it will always change.
Because, Because, Because.
That's why.
I like Nature.
By: Cammy
Legos
I like them.
Ask me why.
Because they let me be creative.
Because I can build many things with them.
Because they come in many shapes.
Because they are easy to use.
Because, because, because.
That's why.
I like Legos.
By Jonathan
Reading
I like it.
Ask me why.
Because it can strecth your imagination.
Because it can take you to other places.
Because it can expand your vocabulary.
Because when you read there is a lot of emotion.
Because, because, because.
That's why.
I like Reading.
By Trent
Puppies.
I like them.
Ask me why.
Because they are playful.
Because they keep you company.
Because they are never picky.
Because they are cute.
That's why I like puppies.
By: Hank.
Traveling
I like it.
Ask me why.
Because I can see many new things.
Because I can see famous things in real life.
Because I can have a taste of what it would be like to live there.
Because I can absorb everything in the world when I see it.
Because, because, because
That's why.
I like traveling.
By Gianna
Lacrosse.
I like it.
Ask me why.
Because when I run I feel the wind whipping against my face.
Because when I score a goal it feels like nothing else before.
Because when I save a goal it feels unbelievably great.
Because when my team wins a game it feels like winning the championship.
Because, because, because.
That's why.
I like lacrosse.
By K.J.
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The sound of birds is
chirp,
trill,
caw,
tweet,
cry,
hoot,
mimic,
honk,
scream,
wail,
crackle,
coo,
pound,
screech,
peep,
quack,
gooble.
by Mrs. Godley
The Sounds Of Animals
By Amanda
The sounds of animals are,
Mooing,
Cawing,
Meowing,
Roaring,
Baaing,
Hooting,
Buzzing,
Screaming,
Howling,
Whinnying,
Purring,
Tweeting,
Barking,
The sound of forests
by Alexis
Roaring,
Pounding,
Splashing,
Screeching,
Thumping,
Growling,
Barking,
Chomping,
Snoring,
Squealing.
The Sounds Of A Zoo
By Ally
The sounds of a zoo are
chirping,
roaring,
chewing,
splashing,
screeching,
barking,
hooting,
yowling,
honking,
laughing.
The sound of a baseball game is
By: Nick
Whack,
Crush,
Swoosh,
Yeah,
Boo,
Scream,
Shout,
Strike,
Ball,
Win,
Bang,
Thump,
Lose.
The Sounds of The Jungle.
By: Anthony
Roar,
Howl,
Squawk,
Growl,
Crunch,
Splash,
S nap,
Crack,
Chirp,
Hssss.
The Sound of
By Jack
The sound of bells are
Bing,
Bong,
Boom,
Clang,
Clap,
Cling,
Ring,
Roar,
Slap,
Ting,
The sound of a thunderstorm is...
boom,
crack,
drip,
drop,
plop,
shhh,
slip,
slop,
slosh,
sprinkle.
By:Emma
The sound of the ocean is
Boom,
Crash,
Clash,
Flow,
Fold,
Gurgle,
Lap,
Ripple,
Slap,
Splash,
Splatter,
Sprinkle,
Swish,
Sizzle,
Swash,
Wave.
By: Hannah
The sound of a Lion is...
Breath,
Cry,
Cuddle,
Growl,
Pounce,
Pound,
Rorer,
Run,
Snooze,
Tear.
By Isabelle
The sound of soccer is,
Wistle,
Slap,
Thump,
Bang,
Bump,
Bing,
Woop,
Boom,
Swish,
"GOAL!"
~Bianca
The sounds of a hurricane are
Mist.
Flood.
Rumble.
Cracking.
Explosion.
Detonation.
Showering.
Whirling.
Flurry.
Blast.
Rage.
Scurry.
By: Matthew
The sound of the weather is:
Woosh.
Boom.
Clap.
Crack.
Crash.
Thrash.
Bash.
Plop.
Drop.
Snap.
By: Eric
The sounds of New York are
Honking
Shouting
Talking
Barking
Chinese
Laughter
Bicycles
Clip-Clop
Pitter-Patter
Singing
By: Gianna
The Sounds of Spring
The sounds of spring,
Tweet- tweet,
Cricket- cricket,
Peddle- peddle,
Drip- drop,
Splish- splash,
Glisten- glisten,
Shimmer- shimmer,
Yippee!
Time for fun!
~Kyle
The sound of singing is,
Do,
Ray,
Me,
Fa,
So,
La,
Ti,
Do,
Songs,
Singing,
By: Cammy
The sound of art is
click,
dab,
dip,
erase,
scrape,
scratch,
scribble,
slice,
snap,
snip,
swish,
tap.
~Kaitlin
The sounds of cats are.
Bite,
Growl,
Hiss,
Hit,
Jump,
Meow,
Nudge,
Purr,
Scratch,
Stalk.
By, J.P.
The sound of a dog is...
Bark,
Bite,
Growl,
Howl,
Lick,
Ruff,
Scratch,
Whimper,
Whine,
Yelp,
By: Hank
the sounds of eating are
sip
slurp
gulp
drip
rip
crack
crumble
crunch
chew
munch
by: mary
The sounds of a car crash are.
crash,
bang,
boom,
crack,
screech,
zoom,
honk,
scream,
yelp,
bonk,
by Trent
The sound of hurricanes is
bam,
crack,
crash,
roar,
scream,
snap,
swish,
swosh,
thud,
thunder,
whoosh,
By: Alexandra
The sounds of a dog are
Bark,
Woof,
Ruff,
Growl,
Snarl,
Pant,
Pad,
Yelp,
Beg,
Swish,
Scratch.
By Jonathan
The Sounds of Thunderstorms
By: K.J.
The sounds of thunderstorms are,
Bam,
Bang,
Boom,
Clap,
Crash,
Pitter-Patter,
Smash,
Swish,
Thump,
Wham,
Whoo.
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Snow capped Rocky Mountains grace the western horizon,
Nestled among them lies the protected area of the national park.
The shaggy elk graze in the open spaces at the lower elavations,
Filling themselves with sustenance,
Necessary for the hike into the high alpine country,
To rear their calves during the short sunny summer season.
by: Mrs. Godley
Mangroves around every bend as
we glide on top of the water.
Colorful birds hunting for food in the shallow river.
The outrageous noise of
The airboat skimming along.
And an alligator, creeping to find its prey.
By Ally
Water descending upon the rocks.
Sunshine glistening across the surface water.
The rocks covered in green moss.
The mist changes into a rainbow.
The water splashing into the air.
By: Cammy
Snapshot Poem
By: Emma
Crabs crawling on the ocean floor running in all directions,
The dolphins flipping in mid-air as we glide across the glassy water.
Fish swimming in groups, viciously feeding on prey.
A gorgeous sun rising in the east and setting in the west.
And the look on one's face
When they reel in the largest fish you ever laid your eyes upon.
The immense and beautiful ocean with refreshing breezes,
Rocking boats in its sapphire waves.
Cool water splashing against my feet.
And a tiny white crab scurrying on the warm sand,
While a pod of dolphins leap off shore.
By: Anthony
Clear, Cold, Blue water boiling from the spring,
Making its way to the current of the river,
Small fish swimming from the dark caves,
Leaves falling to the water and making mini rpples,
Bubbles rising from the divers under the water.
by Trent
Light sparkled on the golden gates of Central Park Zoo.
Sun glistened in the shimmering sky.
Fluffy polar bears played rambunctiously.
Small penguins frolicked in the clear water.
Pigeons soaring through the radiant atmosphere.
By Alexis
Sandy umbrella-filled land, covered in grotesque shells,
With creatures scurrying about.
The Fiddler crabs running along,
With their harmful claws reaching.
The grey Dolphins splash about.
Flat sand-dollars fill the spaces of the ocean floor.
And the orange sun is shining up in the sky.
By Matthew
Seated around the bountiful table,
my brother, mom, dad, sister, and me.
Witnessing mountains of mashed potatoes,
A bowl of parsley, a small squash,
And a huge plate of roast beef!
Wine for my mom, dad, and brother,
but grape juice for my sister and me.
All of the foods on the seder-plate,
and the aphicomen, hidden under a napkin.
By Eric
Schools of countless fish swimming elegantly in the water.
Hiding in expertly hidden dens where people intrude.
Massive rock formations serving as a creature's home.
Colorful coral with lobsters on them.
Wrecks of old ships hospitalizing animals.
~Kyle
Sparkling clear blue water.
A bright tube trailing behind.
Energetic kids swaying back and forth happily.
The speedy boat ripping through the bright water.
The Gulf consuming the losers of the grip.
By Hank
An array of majestic colors
Dancing across the calm night sky that leads toward the night,
Which lies on top of a dark blue water
And a soft sandy beach with foot prints from the warm day.
The sea turtle walks across the beach,
Ready to give the magical birth of life.
She digs with her flippers constantly so, when the deep hole is done,
She can lay her white soft-shelled eggs, cover them
And be on her way to the vast deep sea,
And as she leaves the sandy beach,
She knows that her duty is done,
And that she may begin the long trek
Across the mysterious sea once again.
By: K.J.
Yellowstone is packed with worldwide tourists,
And tons and tons of sights to see.
Steam shoots out of geysers, grabbing all of the attention.
The smell of sulfer is filling the air around the mud pot.
The bears are hunting for a great, big salmon dinner.
By J.P.
Hidden, bright, plastic eggs with colorful jelly beans
And melting chocolate hidden inside,
All across the weedy two acres of my yard.
My little brother, sister, and two cousins run from behind me to go seek,
All holding their new Easter baskets to put the eggs they find in,
Finally, when we finish,
We all eat the delicious gooey goodies hidden inside.
~Kaitlin
While the grass upon the hills does its own dance,
The wind brings clean scents, the scent of nature.
Deer and cows graze on the abundant greenness,
Issuing off the noise of crunching plants.
The essence of spring fills the air and my eyes.
~Meghan.
Snap Shot Poem
By Jack
The Costa-Rican volcano illuminates the midnight sky,
The shower of sparks it lets loose
Reveals the silhouette of the mountain.
The small bits of fire mix with the stars in the Central- American sky,
Then they float slowly downward
And disappear suddenly in the dark jungle below.
I watch this until the clouds drift across, shrouding my vision of it.
Warm saltwater waves clapping on the beach,
Seaweed cleverly hidden within them.
Sand castles towering above the sand,
To be melted by the waves,
And cast away into the deep blue sea.
By Jonathan
Water glistening in the sunlight.
The little white boats skimming the calm surface.
The sight of the burning yellow sun.
The crashing against the rocks.
The vanishing horizon at the waters end.
By: Nick
The Eiffel Tower stands immense and proud
With four helpers rising through the legs.
Tourists waiting in a line to get lifted to the top.
The lights flashing on its legs.
Seeing dots at the top which would those that have succeeded.
The lights flickering at the tip-top that are brightly seen.
~Isabelle
The Grand Canyon turns to a dazzling red as the sun rises,
Its looming silhouette dark against the pale sky.
The sun falls upon the ancient Indian writing making it glow bright.
The icy water crashes against the walls below.
The rainbow trout glides silently along the freezing river
That carves the Grand Canyon.
By: Alexandra
Mist Covered Smokey Mountains poking into the sky,
A firm form of land reaching to the heavens.
Thick fog hovering just below the top,
Like a man with a long white beard.
Wide cascades of forests filling the space between each mountain.
Water rushing down a runway of obstacles.
By: Zach
Calm waves in front of the setting sun.
Bright eyes glowing as waiting people watch the sunset.
Gigantic clouds of hungry fish.
Searching for things to feast on.
Swimming quickly by you like you're not even there.
How beautiful the ocean looks, the dark shade of glowing indigo.
By: Hannah
Snapshot Poem
By: Bianca
Cheerful dolphins feeding on the mullet,
Playing and splashing as they go.
My radiant sister paddling over to them,
The dolphins popping enthusiastically up a few feet away,
I watch them glide into the glowing sunset.
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What To Do If You Are . . . Poems
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What to Do if You are a Cabbage Palm
Shelter spiders and snakes.
Fan us on a hot day.
Provide sisal for Seminole Indians.
Cluster with others for an oasis.
Produce fronds for thatch roofs.
Spin thread among the fronds.
Yield a heart for food.
Supply wood for a canoe.
By Mrs. Godley
What to do if you're scared:
Hug your favorite stuffed animal.
Bite your nails.
Think of all your favorite things.
Cuddle with your family.
Hum your favorite song.
Curl up in a ball.
Hide under your covers.
Close your eyes.
Disguise your feelings so no one knows you're actually scared.
~Kaitlin
What to do if I were a cartoon
Drop anvils on everyone.
Stretch my arms to grab things.
Steam up when I'm mad.
Throw pies at things.
Talk in more than one voice.
Laugh in a funny way.
Turn white when I'm scared.
By J.P.
What to do if you were a cat...
Scratch people who hurt you.
Sleep on the bed all day.
Stretch when you wake up.
Whine when you want food.
Run from strangers.
Hiss at unwanted visitors.
Lounge blissfully on the sofa.
Purr when you get petted.
By Jonathan
What to do if you were a pro baseball player...
Fire the ball down the strike zone.
Smack the ball into the outfield.
Play almost everyday.
Scoop up ground balls with ease.
Make spectacular catches.
Fly around the bases at full speed.
Move the runners into scoring position.
Throw runners out at the plate.
Score the winning run in extra-innings.
By Matthew
What do you do if you are water.
Splash people at the local pool.
Hit the top of tin roofs.
Quench a person's thirst.
Rain on people's heads.
Run through rivers.
Boil in a pot.
Spray a garden of flowers.
Wash a person's hands with soap.
by: Trent
If I were a pioneer I would*
Play with complex wooden toys,
Die my wool in natural plant dies,
Pan for shimmering gold to sell or keep,
Grind wheat to make flour,
Wash filthy clothes all day,
Make scrumptious corn bread to eat with dinner,
Go to bed at sunset and wait for the colorful sun to rise.
By: Emma
What to do if you are a millionaire,
Acquire an incredible Lamborghini.
Buy an immense mansion.
Hire a grand personal chef.
Find the biggest and best pool possible.
Shop for an unbelievable basketball court.
Bargain for a huge tennis court.
Search for the finest entertainment system you can find.
Obtain two golden and well trained dogs.
Make a slick deal to get an arcade.
Purchase any thing that you want that I didn¹t’t mention.
By: Anthony
What you would do if you were a dog...
Play with a tennis ball.
Leap for a treat.
Bark at your owners.
Pull against your master with a rope.
Chase after a stick.
Sprint after a speedy ball.
Jump on beds.
Slobber on your shirt.
Snuggle on the couch with you.
By Eric
What to do if you are heat...
Wrap around people on a cold, Winter, night.
Warm the dog laying on the hearth.
Rise from fire.
Help dad cook dinner.
Melt the snow when Spring comes.
Fill a sauna.
Cling to people on a hot day.
Reign over the desert.
By: Mary
Things I would do if I was a cat,
Meow all night to the wondrous sky.
Climb up on tall stools.
Sleep all day.
Play with my dazzling toys.
Run around the house.
Have fun with my owner.
Eat cat food.
Claw at the frisky lizards.
By Alexis
What would I do if I were a stone.
By Jack
Skip across a pond.
Pave a path.
Hurl towards a target.
Get buffed and polished.
Break a window.
Ruin a farmer’s field.
Stub someone’s toe.
Get smoothed out by the rain.
Form crystals on me.
Sink to the bottom of the ocean.
What I would do if I am a gymnast,
Practice my routine,
Compete in events,
Train for hours,
Be limber, strong, and balanced,
Follow my coaches advice and directions,
Make sure I am calm before I compete,
Wake up sore in the morning from last night's stretches,
Win gold medals.
By Gianna
What To Do If You're A Chef
Scramble scrumptious eggs.
Grill juicy hamburgers.
Mash buttery potatoes.
Bake saucy lasagna.
Scoop flavorful ice cream.
Fry tasty chicken.
Roll luscious sushi.
Cook delectable, delicious, appetizing food.
Then taste it.
By Ally
What would I Do if I were the Sun
By: K.J.
Supply humans heat.
Make nutrients for trees.
Evaporate water.
Give tourists sunburns.
Provide light to play.
Give inventors solar power.
Supply heat and light to tan.
Blind people's eyes.
What to do if you were a football.
Thrown down field by a quarterback for a touchdown.
Kicked in a yellow field goal.
Hiked between a centers legs.
Intercepted by the defense.
Carried down the field.
Beat up by the football pads.
Slammed to the ground after every touchdown.
Thrown in the air after a win.
By: Nick
What I would do if I were a star...
Beam in the moonlight,
Let people make wishes on me,
Shoot across the sky,
Be scorching hot all night long,
Make friends with the moon,
Shine for someone who's lost their way,
Disappear when the sun comes out,
Shatter into a million vibrant pieces.
~Bianca
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Can You Imagine...
by Molly
Naples without tourists?
Tourists without cars?
Cars without drivers?
Drivers without judgement?
Judgement without logic?
Logic without thinking?
Thinking without a brain?
A brain without a person?
Can you imagine?
First without last?
Future without past?
Zebras without stripes?
Plumbing without pipes?
Baseball without bats?
Sewers without rats?
Phones without rings?
Marionets without strings?
Pages without words?
A sky without birds?
By Jonathan
Can You Imagine...
~ Kaitlin
Fruit without seeds?
A yard without weeds?
A sandwich without cheese?
"Thank you" without "please"?
Ice without freeze?
Honey without bees?
Leaves without trees?
"Bless you" without a sneeze?
Bullies without their tease?
Carrots without peas?
Legs without knees?
Florida without The Keys?
Can You Imagine...
By: K.J.
The Universe without the Milky Way?
The Milky Way without the Earth?
The Earth without a continent?
A continent without a country?
A country without a state?
A state without a city?
A city without a house?
A house with out a person?
Can You Imagine?
By Kyle
Can you imagine?
An enemy without a foe?
A cookie without the dough?
A brother that's not a nuisance?
A book without a sentence?
A vault without a key?
Potatoes lacking gravy?
A king without a crown?
A world that's upside-down?
Can you imagine...?
By Alexis
Beaches without sand?
Night without stars?
Plants without flowers?
Days without sound?
Food without taste?
Dance without music?
Objects without color?
Music without beat?
Forests without animals?
Books without words?
Life without adventure?
Can you imagine...
by: Trent
Birds that can't sing?
Planes without wings?
An ocean without waves?
Old people without canes?
Stars that don't shine?
Adults without wine?
Boats without sails?
People without finger nails?
Can you imagine?
By: Anthony
A book without pages?
Pages without writing?
Writing without sentences?
Sentences without words?
Words without meaning?
Meaning without sense?
Can you imagine...
By Matthew
Music without notes?
Sailors without boats?
Singers that can't sing?
Bells that don't ding?
Baseballs without seams?
Stories without themes?
Monkeys that can't climb?
Rappers without rhymes?
Planes that don't fly?
Clouds without a sky?
An angel without wings?
None of these things?
Can you imagine?
By Jack
Can you imagine?
A rose without a thorn?
A soldier not forlorn?
A lullaby with hard notes?
A pirate with no boats?
A college without pride?
The living who have died?
A writer without words?
A world with no birds?
A ranch with no cattle?
A war without a battle?
A person with no name?
Different but the same?
Can You Imagine?
By Ally
A wasp without a nest?
A bee without a hive?
A bear without a cave?
A clownfish without an anemone?
A snail wthout a shell?
A monkey without a tree?
A dolphin without the plains?
A person without a home.
Can you imagine...
By, J.P.
Leaves without veins?
Clouds without rains?
People without noses?
Gardens without roses?
Earth without lives?
Cutting boards without knives?
Television without cartoons?
Venus without moons?
Music without singing?
Doorbells without ringing?
A problem without a solution?
America without a constitution?
Can you imagine...
A tree without leaves?
A buzz but no bees?
A summer without heat?
Someone who's never a cheat?
The sky that never rained?
A zoo lion that's not trained?
A book with no words?
Cottage cheese without curds?
By: Hannah
Can you imagine
By: Alexandra
Paint without a artist?
Writers without pencils?
Pianos without keys?
Words without pages?
Paints without colors?
Mathematicians without calculators?
Teachers without students?
Pilots without planes?
Dancers without shoes?
Astronauts without spaceships?
By Eric
Can you imagine...
A pencil without an eraser?
A ruler without meeasurement?
A book without words?
A dry-erase marker without a board?
A test without questions?
A pledge without a flag?
Discipline without detention?
Can You Imagine?
By Bianca
The ocean without glowing, glittering fish?
The glorious sky without marshmallow clouds?
A shark without a stuffed mouth of sharp teeth?
The beach without its soothing sand?
Oranges without their sweet, tangy taste?
Tourists without flaky sunburns?
Waves without foamy suds everywhere?
The Sunshine State without palm trees?
The sunset without its famous shades of pink and orange?
Can you imagine?
By: Emma
A night without stars?
A road without cars?
A book without words?
A nest without birds?
A beach without sand?
An arm without hands?
An ocean without water?
A summer without getting hotter?
Can you imagine...
By: Meghan
Salt without pepper?
A fish without water?
People without nature?
School without teachers and students?
A story without an author?
A baby without its toy?
A bedroom without a bed?
Winter without the cold?
Summer without vacation?
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