A Lonely Ghost Sits Alone

Out in the dark

Where a ghost sits

The door hinges squeak like

The mouse across the floor

With the trees outside

Whooshing in the wind

Where the dark

Clouds cover the moon

A ghost sitting all alone

where he is screaming

Let me out,

Let me out,

Let me out,

Where the next house

can’t hear a thing

He wonders a

around at night?

as a lonely

dark shadow

No one can hear him shout

Let me out,

Let me out,

Let me out!

By Chloe Coglan Class 5

The Lonely Sheepdog

by Ehlana Class 5

Near the edge of the farm

where giant trees

sway from side to side

in the violent wind

and leaves float

above the ground

and conkers fall to the ground,

like boulders rolling down a mountain,

sky as grey

as an elephant

a dog is sitting

alone:

on a dull farm

he cries for food

he

cries

and

cries

there is a small cottage

where a dog lover lives

all the lights are on

and there is a food and water bowl out side :

you can hear the woman in side

praying for a dog

the dog hears her

he comes to the door

let him in

let him in

let him in.  

IN EGYPT

Out at the edge of Egypt

Where the sun shone

In your face it burns and burns

In the clang in the a touch of breeze

The pyramids cast an icy shadow on

Who ever passes.

The sphinx as still as rock a mummy

Walk alone past a pyramid

Let the mummy in

Let the mummy in

Let the mummy in .

By Zoe Cowley Class 5

Ten Victorian Ghosts.

High up in the deserted attic                         

Where spiders spin

Their silky webs

In the pitch black

And boxes rot

In the wetness

And the ripped curtons

Flow in the cold cold wind

The window opens

And closes and opens

Ten Victorian ghosts

Part

On the coal black floor

Their see through

Bodies

Flow

And

Flow

Just down the long stairs

In a very cosy room

A fire is going

On its own

You can feel the

Silence

Like a warm breeze

Before the ghosts haunt you

Get out

Get out

Get out         

Shannon Wood Class 5

The Tired Girl

Out on the edge of the city

Where tall towers

Groan in the violent wind

Where car windscreens grow

condensation 

and loud sirens buzz in the air

with thick clouds of dust and

fumes

a child walking alone

on the busy road her tired

legs

ache

and

ache

here is a snug flat at the north side of town

the sofa plumped ready to soothe the  aching

museles  

you can hear the silence like an

owl stalking his prey

silent in every room

when the tired girl comes past

call her in

call her in

call her in

By Emily Axford y5

The Shivering Boy

by Dan Class 5

Out at the edge of London

Where wolves howl in the cold wind

And the coal black road cracks as you walk

A boy shivers along on his own

Suddenly a snowstorm comes

Let him in

Let him in

Let him in

The Lonely Girl

Deep down at the heart

Of a forest where

The tall trees sway 

In the whistling wind

A small girl walked alone:

As she walked deeper into

The forest her feet began to

Ache and ache.

The damp soggy mud

Up to her ankles

Crying for help

No one to be

Seen

Just

The whiteness

Of fog.

The Lonely Dog

Near a holiday park there was

A spectacular beach with beautiful

Waves waking against yellow as the

Sun sand .near by a dog was running all 

Alone his hot

Feet run

And

Run.

There in a cool

empty surfing shop

It was so cool that on a hot day it would melt you

You can hear the coolness

Like a bird squawking

When he comes by the door

Take him in

Take him in

By Chloe Wintle Class 5

The Frozen Fish

Near the edge of a fish tank

Gold fish crack their fins in the freezing water,

The weeds tower over the teeny gold fish.

The filter roaring like a lion

Icicles hang from weeds

a fish is swimming alone.

In a dull grey tank his cold

Fins

Freeze

And

Freeze.

Here in a snug ship at the heart of a tank

All the fish together making a rainbow

Fish bubbling as they make a rainbow

Fish swimming in every room.

When the fish comes to the door

Let him in,

Let him in,

Let him in.

By Oli Edwards

The Desert Demon         

In the middle of a desert

Where the nasty cobras bite

 A man is struggling

To find help

An amazing sight

He sees a shed

Someone walks out

But locks the door

She sees the man

Scared to death

You can hear the sun

It’s a burning flame

He’s been bitten by a cobra

His hot leg

Stings

And

Stings.

Here is a cool shed

At the heart of the desert

The fan is blowing whistle whistle

You can it like a man whistleing

Sweetly in every corner

Of the shed.

When the desert demon

Comes to the door

Let him in

Let him in

Let him in.

By Joe Lee Class 5

The Tortured Boy

Out on the edge of school

Where blizzards blow

Where rats scatter

Around the rocky roads

As the demon head master

Tortured the children

As the clouds go

Black and dusty

A boy is frozen

From being tortured

A child waking alone

On the rocky roads

Heads

Spins

And

Spins

Here in the terrible school

At the end of town

The demon headmaster

Has fire in his eyes

You can see the boy

Frightened to death

Breathing hard

Shivering with fear

Waiting to be release

 From the room of death

Let him out

Let him out

Let him out.

By Laura Philp Class 5

The  Frightened  Girl

Up in the attic

Where bats

Flap their wings

In the dark of the night

And where fierce rats

Nibble at boxes

And the breeze from outside

Not a breath

A girl is all

Alone:

In the dark shady corner

Her scared

Body

Shivers

And

Shivers

Hear below the attic

Is a house

The grand father clock

Ding, dong, ding

You can hear the sound

Like a church bell strike twelve

Annoys everyone in the village.

When the girl comes to the attic door

let her out, let her out, let her out.

by Raeane Atkins

Class five.

The Cold Journey

Out at the top of the mountain

Where the cold wind

Crush the icy snow

In the frozen sky

And bright green grass

Turn into stiff white straw

And the nature green

Is now snow, white, cold

The dark black road

Is no where to be found beneath the terrible fog

No one is to be seen or heard

Off the mysterious mountain like a desert

Where no one lives

A little girl walks alone

Her eyes blur and blur

Like a wet computer

And her fingers

Freeze and freeze

When she finds the

First house

Let her in

Let her in

Let her in                          By Olivia Harvey Class 5

The Desert

In the middle of Saudi Arabia

When the vibes shake the ground

And the rattle snakes rattle

 in the cold cold night

And on the sand dunes

 there are wolfs   

Howling

if you look up there is the big rolling moon

 behind you is the sand devil

walking every time he comes past the crows

 squawking

The sand devil walks alone

so alone

By Mike Poole Class 5

Class 5 have been learning about Ancient Egypt.
Our favourite activity was finding out about hieroglyphics.
Here are some of our names in Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphics.