Original Work by M. Prole, 1A
One bright sunny day in the month of October
A circular ramble we took from Wendover.
Through wood and through field we wended our way,
Through chalk, sand and loam and thick muddy clay.
To clambered up slopes till we panted for breath,
Then looked from the summit far into the depth.
We gazed with delight at the wonderful views
Of sky, trees and flowers in glorious hues.
Below in the plain the cattle were grazing;
Their movements, their stillness were truly amazing.
And as we descended the path from on high,
We collected some flowers, my sister and I.
Original Work by J. Peak, Form 2A
Zanzibar, and ports afar,
That's where my dreams always are.
In an ancient market place;
In among some foreign race.
Sailing along the Spanish main;
With riches coming home again.
Round about the East, I sought
For the place where Richard fought.
Climbing up the Eiffel Tower,
There, at England's Greatest Hour;
Exploring round the East and West,
Seeking that ancient treasure chest.
But alas Alas! It seems
These are only travels of my dreams.
London's grubby streets, I bet,
Will be as far as I shall get.