Calamity, Chaos, and Catastrophe By Sam C.
Poetry Audio for Poem Poetry is a jumble of feelings, Translated into words. Poetry is unique and inspiring, The poet is the creator. Poetry can be homework, But can also be fun. Poetry is like the flow of a river, It can be choppy or smooth. Poetry can be humorous, Or serious or with groove. Poetry is a way to express your feelings, Sometimes in a way that only you can understand. Poetry can be twenty lines that are great and grand, Or just a few lines long- a short strand. Poetry can be a form of recreation, Or even an occupation. Poetry is a jumble of feelings, Translated into words.
Swish Audio for Poem Boing! The ball bounces of the rim. Feet push off the ground. The ball floats in the air, Looking as if it will never come back down. Finally, the ball starts to float down like a feather. Hands go up, but only one pair succeeds. They grab the ball, and pull it down, As fast as a rock sinks in a lake. “Fast break!� The coach yells. Thump, thump, thump. Feet hit the ground, running faster, faster, faster. The ball spins as it is thrown to a teammate. The seconds count down: 10, 9, 8. He drives, spins past the defender, and shoots the ball. It goes up, up, up. And soon starts to come back down. Swish. Game over.
Camping Audio for Poem This is the story of Jim the spider, Who wanted to make his backpack lighter.
Once there was a spider, Who wanted to make his backpack lighter. So he didn’t bring a tent, And instead brought a pencil that was bent. And when it started to rain, Way up there in Maine. The spider decided he’d better be a better packer, Instead of being a huge snacker.
He went on a diet, And there was a huge riot. When he received five pounds of kale, In the daily mail. Then he decided to once again go camping, Compared to last time it was glamping. And this time he brought a tent, Instead of a pencil that was bent.
Resources Calamity, Chaos, and Catastrophe Poetry Swish Camping