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    Wizards and Witches

    by Myles McLeod 2nd November 2018

    Witches and Wizards Enjoy three Witchy-wizardy limericks below.

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    All, Magic, Silly people

    Monstrous Seasons

    by Myles McLeod 8th October 2018

    MONSTROUS SEASONS What does your average monster think about the different seasons of the year? How does it affect their mood? How do they affect your mood? Poem by Myles McLeod. Illustration by Wilm Lindenblatt.

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    All, Monsters
    Yoga for Insects

    Yoga for Insects

    by Myles McLeod 1st October 2018

    Yoga for Insects It can be fun to smash two worlds together. The world of yoga and fitness has its own words, thoughts and feelings associated with it. The world of insects has its own behaviours, types of creature and life cycles. What happens when…

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    All, Animal poems

    Bilingual Child

    by Myles McLeod 4th September 2018

    Bilingual Child This poem is a chance to learn a few words of Russian! Many children in the world grow up bilingual – that means they learn two languages. Did you know that knowing more than one language is good for the health of the…

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    All, Going Places
    Robot escape

    Robot Escape

    by Myles McLeod 23rd August 2018

    Robot escape When I wrote this poem it was a sort of challenge to myself. I had this idea for a very short story about a robot escaping from a place by taking itself apart and then putting itself back together again. I also wanted…

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    All, Space

    Everlasting Knight

    by Myles McLeod 13th August 2018

    Knights and Spooky Creatures It’s fun to crash two different kinds of story into each other and see what you can create. Dinosaurs and pirates. Princesses and cowboys. Or in this case … knights and vampires. Limerick This short poem is told using a limerick…

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    All, History, Magic, Monsters
    orange

    Orange

    by Myles McLeod 9th August 2018

    This poem came about thanks for a callout for ideas. I asked friends to suggest a topic or theme. The comedian James Cook suggested ‘Orange’ because nothing rhymes with orange. That was a challenge we couldn’t resist.

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    All, Nonsense
    Computer Game Haiku

    Computer Game Haiku

    by Myles McLeod 24th July 2018
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    All, Magic, Monsters
    I'm the Captain of My Ships (My Shoes)

    I’m the Captain of My Ships (My Shoes)

    by Myles McLeod 16th July 2018

    Pictures inspire Words inspire Pictures Sometimes a picture can inspire a poem. This poem was inspired by a picture on Twitter. The author Giles Paley-Phillips posted a picture of his staircase. It was decorated with maps. It made me think of a captain of a…

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    All, Going Places, Sea poems
    Button Pressing Haiku

    Button Pressing Haiku

    by Myles McLeod 12th July 2018

    Keeping it short Sometimes it’s fun to try and write a really short poem. The Japanese form called ‘Haiku’ is a fun way to try and tell a short story. These haiku use the form of five syllables for the first line, seven syllables for…

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    All, Going Places
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