I Think That I Shall Never See . . .

I Think That I Shall Never See

By – Hunter Hoogendorn

I think that I shall never see

My homework done

A problem with work like a test

Against the homework theft

A solved question that I’m proud of

And the credit that I get

Is enough to do it again

But my pride

Is destroyed because

The teacher said that

I get to credit

Because Candice did it . . . . .

Poems are made by fools like me

But only homework can kill stupidity

  

I Think That I Shall Never See

By – Celine Pandosy

I think that I shall never see

Something as beautiful as you and me.

Our hand together, into one

A day of laughter, love, and fun.

Our summer filled with much to cherish

And this, I know, will never perish

Poems are made by fools like me

But we made love, easy to see

I Think That I Shall Never See

 By – Maddie Anzaldi

I think that I shall never see

A poem as lovely as a bee.

A bee who’s buzzed away from her nest,

Gone searching for the rest.

Upon her journey, an egg she’s lain,

Under a leaf, that shields the rain.

A bee that blooms so bright, and free

So very little compared to a tree.

Along with her ones, she flies to the sun,

The music of wind, sounding like a drum.

Poems are made by fools like me,

But bees are made for the world to see.

I Think That I Shall Never See

By – William Collins

I think that I shall never see

A drink as good as sun-tea

Some tea is in a bottle all prest

Come from leave beside a bird’s nest

So sweet and so cold

Perfect tea can only be told

Some tea that was made by the sun

Drink this while you have fun

Poems are made by fools like me

But nobody has made perfect sun-tea.

I Think That I Shall Never See

 By – Hannah Ballard

I think that I shall never see

A guitar that has never made me feel free

Chord after chord, strum after strum

Each time my fingers hit a string

I never feel like a human being

Music is a gift

But only if

You make good rhymes.

Poems are made by fools like me

But you have to write poetry to feel free