The Lonely Playground
I sit staring at the lonely playground.
One boy remains swinging on the red monkey-bars.
The boy goes like a rocket on the flying fox.
Back and forth.
The boy tries to climb a bar.
He fails.
I go to help him.
He is not there.
He is swinging on the blue monkey bars.
I wonder what his name is.
I don’t ask.
I’m afraid.
He goes away.
I hear a whisper, “Come with me”.
I don’t go.
I hear a yell, “Get back to class”.
I look.
He’s on the top of the playground.
I hear him chanting something.
He jumps.
He disappears in mid-flight.
I’m afraid now.
I sprint back to class.
by Cavan and Matthew
our poem is so cool :)
ReplyDeletegood work Cavan and Matthew i liked it
ReplyDeleteGreat work
ReplyDeleteI Really Like Your Poem Matthew.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds really loanly i'm glad I was'nt there
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