Poetry Project 2006
Ms Minsart's Class Poetry Page
Rhyming Couplets
Onomatopeia Poems
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Rhyming Couplets
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Harry Potter
Harry might do a spell,
But could end up in a cell.
Harry knows a spell, um...
Its name is 'expecto patronum!'
Harry is a good guy,
Who stopped Lord Voldemort and didn't die...
by Elias
Dog Gus
I know a dog named Gus
He likes to ride on a bus.
Once he was riding in a car
He traveled really far.
Once he was on a train
Then it started rain.
by Christian
Dogs
Dogs have short tails,
They always visit jails.
Dogs always bite their nails,
But they never go to S.A.I.L.S.
Dogs always drink from pails,
They always travel along river trails.
by Evan
Fish
Fish have little tails,
Sometimes they have small or big tails.
My fish like to swim,
They can even be clouds.
by Ryan
My Cats
Ishi doesn't have a long tail.
Koki has a long one,
They both think sleeping is fun!
by Rainie
My Backpack
My backpack is pink
And it doesn't stink.
My backpack is new
And it is cool.
My backpack has hair
and I don't care.
by Aubree
Cats
My cat is fat
It caught a rat.
It lays on a mat
It chased a rat.
by Jayme
Football
Football rocks!
I have stinky football socks.
I have fun in the sun
In football I have to run.
In football I like to be seen
I hope I don't lose my spleen!
by Dakota
Music
Once I watched a music video
That was really cool.
Because they played music
In a pool.
by Eddie
Wars
My dad was in a war
He tried to say it's yours.
But he had to get to the third floor
Then he had to go to war.
by Jonathan
Green Day
Green Day is the bomb
Green Day is not wrong.
Green Day has a good songs
But they are long.
by Tristin
Cats
I have a black and white cat
She loves to lay on a mat.
She lays on the ground
Purring around.
If a bandit came she would catch them
If there was a chicken
She would pluck um.
by Miranda
Heather's Cat
My cat plays with my dice.
Then it lands in the rice.
Then my cat becomes nice.
by Heather
Cats
My cat is fat and
Likes to lay on mats.
It likes to chase rats
It sneezes whenever it pleases.
by Helen
Wishing For Spring
The ol' groundhog was right
No spring in sight.
The rain, hail and snow are soo cold
This spring weather is getting old!
Ms. Minsart
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My Parakeet
My parakeet does a lot of sounds
One is tweedle-dee!
His name is Bob.
by Helen
My Skateboard
Swoosh! Watch out!
I'm riding down a hill really fa--errrrrkkkkkkk!
Clickkkkk, Sorry, I'm just...errrkkkkk, hey!
Bumpf! AHHHHHHHH! Thump!
Oh! Shashhh-cricck-bummp!
Sorry, I just fell over!
by Elias
Dog
There's a dog, a dog
Ruff, ruff, ruff
A dog is coming, a dog
Orf, orf, orf
I heard ha-ha!
by Christian
Birds
I have a bird in my house
His name is Pete.
He tweets, tweets, tweets,
All day he never sleeps
I hear him in my sleep!
by Helen
City Dogs
City dogs like to ruff,
That aroo wakes me up at night.
My dog likes to mmmmmmmm...
by Heather
Bird
I had a chicken who had a loud voice
And he said cheep, cheep.
by Eddie
Owls
Chchchch, an owl leaping at its prey
Peep, a litle rat crying for help.
Moohoohoo, the owl gets its prey.
Wrh-whr,chchch, the owl goes to his tree
And eats its prey.
by Dakota
My Parakeet
I have a parakeet named Jon,
He keeps up with a peep, peep, peep.
He never sleeps, it doesn't seem
I even hear him in my dreams.
He doesn't sing.
by Ariel
Cats 2
I have a cat named Talen
She hisses, purrrs, meows, and grrrs.
She is a funny little cat,
That makes me laugh and laugh!
by Miranda
My Trumpeter Swan
I have a trumpeter swan
He eats a lot and that's a big problem!!
He eats a lot of fish.
This is what he sounds like
Chaw, Chaw,
Sometimes he acts like a cat!
by Evan
Raven
Raven, they can scream
They can talk.
My raven keeps me up at night!
by Ryan
The Neighbor's Dog
My neighbor's dog is loud.
Bark! Woof! Grrrr!
And plop, a peanut butter sandwich
Fell in the yard!
As all my other neighbors shout,
"Will you shut up all that noise!"
Well, they're all yelling,
And the dog's jaws are shut tight!
by Rainie
Is it Time?
Tick-tock, tick-tock,
Ring, ring, ring,
Buzz, buzz,
Run, run, run,
The clock shows,
Whistle blows,
It's time!
by Ms. Minsart
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