(a little note of explanation: When I was in third grade my teacher encouraged us to write books-stories, poetry, etc-in our free time at school and then read them to the class during a designated time slot. I apparently wrote a book of "spring poems" at one point. Reading them now I think they are slightly ridiculous and rather more like prose (actually, much more prose) than poetry, but I liked them when I wrote them. Anyway, here they are [with original grammar and spelling:)
My Birthday
My birthday is in May which is in
Spring. I like the time of year because spring
is my favorite season. I like it because
it is not to hot and not to cold. I like my
birthday which is in spring.
~
MAYFLIES
Mayflies are very, very
annoying. It seems like there
all around you. It seems like
there on you all the time. They
make me feel itchy, because there
so small and all around you. I think
Mayflies are very, very annoying.
~
The Months In Spring
The Months In Spring
The months in spring are April, May,
and June. April is the beginning of
spring, May is the month of my birthday,
and June is the end of spring.
~
I Don't Know What to Write
I don't know what to write about sprig
beside it is warm, I like spring, and I Don't like
Mayflies. Althoug I already wrote about those things,
so I thought this would be o.k.
~
Some people These Days
Some people these days are weird. Some people
these days are funny. Some people these days
like to sing. Some people these days are loud and some
people these days like to write poems like this.
(and apparently at the end of the book there was a place to write our hobbies. Mine? "writing, tailking, drawing, helping and, cleaning" and there was a place for comments from the other students. Some of them were: “I really liked your pepole these days, poem it rimed so good.” “I like your poens but they could of ryme but they were grat”)
so, yeah, in case you were wondering what my writing was like when I was 8 or 9 there it is. :)
I honestly liked the "Some People These Days" one. Honestly.
ReplyDeleteI liked the "Some People" too. You had shades of good writing even then. :)
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