Leaves, wonderful leaves.

We used leaves to inspire our writing last week. Here is some of our wonderful writing/poetry.

Leaf Poem

Orange

and red you

are awesome. Slish

you look nice. Bright like

the sun and white like the moon.

You fluttered down into my hand. Crunch!

You're crumply. At night you fly and day

you sing. Every day you curve up, please don’t die.

Moist and damp you get soggy. When you're red you’re

like lava slowly dropping into the sea. Dotty and

big and small it doesn’t matter as long as

you’re alive. Soft and silky you fluttered down

to me. Glossy green and maroon you’re still

my friend. Green veins in you.

Ferociously the breeze blows

you while the wind is singing Please don’t

go without me.

By Ronan

            Wooooooosh!

Went a lava leaf as it flew down like a magic carpet. Smooge!! Went the leaf as it hit the ground like an aeroplane cruising in. A gust of wind hit the old oak tree and leaves fell like lightning as they charged at the ground. They formed a gooey lava mixture and glooped towards me. The spines reminded me of the soldiers in WW1 and WW2. Where do they go? Probably around the world and back again before moulding into the soil so new plants can sprout and a new environment can form. It keeps on going around and around and can’t be stopped. Leaves are a hope of the environment and nature can survive and life can move on.

By Frank