“SNAILS” (Acrostic) by Toni Newell

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Snails emerging to greet the spring,

Now enjoy its offering,

And gardens bright and succulent,

Invite them all to come,

Leaving holes in many leaves,

Sun comes up and they are gone.

 

“WORM” (Acrostic) by Pat Simmons

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Wriggling your way through life

Overturning soil, helping our environment

Rarely making the news, but

Making a difference.

“Tornado vs. Hurricane” by Julian Schirripa and Lisa McKibben

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Submitted by Queensland teacher Lisa McKibben on behalf of her student Julian Schirripa.

Valentine Acrostic by Monty Edwards

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Very special person;
Always on my mind;
Listens to my worries;
Ever very kind;
Never shouts in anger;
Trusts me too, I find.
I declare
None compare.
(Every lover’s blind).

Spring Haiku’s by Virginia Lowe

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From the blue spring sky

hard hail and soft pink petals

falling together

 

Spring morning –

overnight the wind has picked

the last camellia

Gallipoli (Triolet) by Katherine Gallagher

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Gallipoli

Say that the word is gall–

cusped, broken on the tongue:

redolent of battles that appal.

Say that the word is gall.

Heroes, ordinary blokes, all

sung for Gaba Tepe, dying young –

Say that the word is gall

cusped, broken on the tongue.

Katherine Gallagher

 

SPIDER by Pat Simmons

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MEANDERING by Louise McCarthy

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AQUARIUM by Celia Berrell

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POEMS by Kylie Covark

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