Thursday, 29 September 2011

HW Due Tuesday 4th October

Write one Haiku and 1 Limerick on this blog (or in your book). Make sure that you follow the rules!

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  1. There was a...

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  2. I sat on the mat stroking my cat.
    My big black cat became really fat.
    I baked a big cake.
    For my cat to take.
    Now he's got a really bad head ache.

    Eva Clarkson Limerick.

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  3. The sand filled beaches.
    Coconuts drop from the trees.
    The tall palm trees sway.

    Haiku's Eva Clarkson.

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  4. Limerick
    There was a young lady from slough,
    She had always owned a white cow,
    The family was rich,
    But the mum was a witch,
    So dad spent all day on the plough.

    Haikus
    The sun beaming hard,
    No wind in the bright blue sky,
    The splashing water.

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  5. my Haiku...
    Sunny all over.
    Children eating mint ice-creams
    No clouds in the sky.

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  6. My limerick
    There was a baby girl called sam,
    Sams mum brought her nice new pram,
    She cryed and cryed and said no no,
    Sams mum felt very low,
    Thats not the right pram,

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  7. My Haiku
    Sunshine in the day,
    Children eating mint ice-cream,
    No clouds in the sky!

    My limerik
    There was a old lady called pam,
    Pam whent to the shops amd bought some lamb,
    Pam came home and sat down,
    She then made a cup of tea,
    While her husband came home and cooked the lamb.

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  8. here's to the good of your blood here's to the good of your health if you have not good blood you
    have not good health so here's to your bloody good health
    leaf falls from a tree
    and returns to it
    it was a butterfly

    Upon a naked branch
    A raven came
    Autumn dusk

    We are as in autumn
    on the branches
    leaves

    We stand alone
    pierced by a ray of sun
    and already it is dark

    helmet lost in space
    in graves
    one hand clapping

    it is a singsong dawn
    but we think of night alone
    already pierced by dark

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