Magic Box Poems
By y3
Jun 16, 2008 - 11:58:21 AM
My Magic Box
I will put in my magic box
the sound of the Simpsons and the sound is so lively in my feelings.
I will put in my magic box a smell of a flower that is so sweet.
I will pour in my magic box a shine of a diamond ring and a sound of a football.
I will take out of my magic box a rabbit dying in a lot of pain and a bleeding of a dinosaur's fang.
My magic box is formed from a cry of a monkey
and all the sides are made of a rhino's horn
and the corners are made from the middle of the sun
and most of all it is made of the darkest night.
Harvey
Inside My Magic Box I Will Put
The glittering of the gleaming sun
The sound of the Germans coming to invade
The tooth-fairies giving you a pound silently.
Into my box I will empty the silk of a spider's web
The sound of the crackling of the fire
Me blowing bubbles.
I will hear the strong grey wind going straight past me
The dog barking strongly
My box is made of sparkly gold with
Moons and stars on top.
William
My Magic Box
In my magic box
I will put
A gentle noise of a wave crashing
And
A noise of a field swishing and swirling
Around on a nice summer’s day
And a little “twit twoo”.
In my magic box I shall put a sound
Of an ice cube crackling a fire.
In my magic box I shall put a
Stampede of cows
A silent cuckoo
A noise of a drum coming up the street.
My magic box is made from
The head of a golden arrow.
And a cloth.
Joseph
Magic Box
In my magic cardboard box I shall put
A shark’s tooth covered in red blood,
The golden tooth of a giant dragon.
In my magic box I will throw the big eye
From a dinosaur,
The skin from a prehistoric monster,
The heat from the sun,
The great speed of the cheetah.
My box is made from cardboard, duct tape, wood, emerald, platinum and sapphire.
Bruce