Celebrating Young Writers Since 2016
These three poems from Sylvie show a big imagination at work.
There’s a wonderful sense of magic and mood in each one: from a glittering night sky to a powerful question, to a lonely ruru calling for a queen.
Sylvie has a great ear for rhythm and really knows how to create a feeling with just a few words.
More please, Sylvie!
A poem is a place to explore your ideas. You can show the reader how you see things:
What do you love? What’s important to you? Is it a favourite place?
If you could change anything about the world, what would it be?
Perhaps you have something a little cheeky to say…
Write a poem about what matters to you. Don’t worry about rhyme, rules, or structure because that’s not the point. The point is to fully explore an idea. When you do this, you’re also letting the reader see the world through your eyes.
Thank you for a fantastic day out everyone! Creativity was certainly unleashed… can’t wait for Poetry Camp 2017!
Poetry Fridays 