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Your poems
- Year 4
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Sarah-Fay Adedeji - I am half and half I am part Nigerian and part English I am part signing and whole speaking I feel absolutely fine and confident I am part happy and half angry I am part confident and half shy I am part active and lazing in a bubble bath I am part black because my family is black and a bit white because my friends are white that is how I feel A piece of me is neat and a piece of me is messy I am a bit lovely and nice and a bit mean nasty also rude I am a little deaf and a bit hearing I am part helpful and a bit lazy All the time I feel upset and uncomfortable about my hearing loss going down. By Sarah-Fay Adedeji Pelham Primary School, London | | Labake Jolaoso - Untitled I love my mum and dad because I have fun with them And they always buy what I want I love my hearing aids I don’t care what my sister shout, “are you deaf or not” And screaming at me IT HURT MY EARS I love going shopping No matter who make noise. By Labake Jolaoso Pelham Primary School, London | | Beth Brown - Hearing I like friend deaf with Sarah-Fay and Labake can sign. I hate loud noises if the line is quiet I can hear the bell. I like my cochlear but don’t like hearing aids. By Beth Brown Age – 9 Pelham Primary School, London | |
Neve Whibberley - Really Happy
I'm as happy as a snake in a lake
I'm as happy as a cat with a rat
I'm as happy as a duck in the muck
I'm as happy as a pig, fat and big
I'm as happy as a dog in the fog
I'm as happy as a slug with a bug
I'm as happy as a seal with a meal
I'm as happy as a bear in a lair
By Neve Whibberley
Buxton Junior School
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