Kurdistan
Kurdistan
I moved to my home when I was 3
years old,
‘Twas early-summer, so not very
cold.
My brother was 1 and my sister was
5,
And my baby sister was not yet
alive.
We flew through the sky, as blue as
the sea,
And I was as happy as happy could
be.
The plane landed, bump!
In my seat I did jump.
I looked out the window and gasped a
short gasp,
For I saw a sight that made me
clasp,
My Mother’s right hand,
Looking out at the land.
It was all strange,
And something had changed,
From England’s green hills,
This gave me the chills.
For it was all yellow,
This grass was too mellow.
I heard a voice say kindly,
'It’s Kurdistan', I looked blindly,
At the place outside, now put to a
name.
And though it will never be the
same,
I started to beam,
For I knew that my new life would be sweet as ice-cream.
Written by Beth, I hope you enjoyed it!
June 17th 2020
Written by Beth, I hope you enjoyed it!
Sooo good. Well done Beth!
ReplyDeleteI loved this! Well done Beth 😍
ReplyDeleteThis is great! And it's good the ice cream here is so cheap!
ReplyDeleteMy simple brain cells of dainty size can not expand to the point of understanding how such a divine piece of literature could be written. Shakespeare himself would fail to understand and obtain such large brain cell's such as the ones that are stored inside your genius melon.
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