Class 3: Magpies
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Class 3 Poems February 2019
In The Abyss Of The Wondering Sea
Through the oceans of mysteries,
I ponder behind the rocks, as a dark shadow passes by.
On the corn yellow sand,
My fingers run through it, while the give me a welcoming invite.
Around the seas blue glow,
I respectively look at the canape of trees, as they shimmy through the wind.
Above the oceans surface,
I gaze up to the white fluffy candy floss, while the sea calmly scrapes the black salty pebbles.
In the abyss of the wondering sea,
My soul quietly transforms into darkness, as the ocean claims its next victim.
Behind the oceans innocent face,
I decide to investigate, while my heart wants to find out more.
by Brooke Richards
In The Dungeon Of Death
In the dungeon of death, I heard
Withered souls screeching to be heard
The scraping of claws scratching rapidly on the decayed walls
And screaming voices echoing down the hall ways.
In the sea of serendipity, I captured
A long lost boat drifting ashore
A key once lost stumbles along his owner
And a withered soul restored with hope.
Upon mounts of sadness, I saw
Tears roll down my sorrow face like boulders
The floor shuddering as I grunt in misery
And a boulder like tear brushes all population afar.
In the mountains of hope, I realized
All my problems melt away like snow in a blazing summer day, as if nothing bad had ever happened to me.
BY EPHRAM
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Autumn 2018
Magpies visited Ely Cathedral for School's Day. The day was focused on World War I and finding out more about the lives of ordinary people during the war.
Spring 2018
Grafham Water Residential Trip
Look at all the fantstic experiences we had.
Purple Day
Well done to Isobel for creating this lovely poem on "Being Unique" as part of our Purple Day Homework
Autumn 2017
Visit to Duxford Imperial War Museum
Class 3 learned so much from some of the older members of the local community when they enjoyed a World War II tea party together.
