Poetry: Summer holidays - by Betty Rodman

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by Betty Rodman

Created on: March 15, 2008

On the Fourth of July
There will be:
Sizzling summer sun.
Trying to have some fun.
Plenty of food to eat.
People soaking up the heat.
Flags waving in the breeze,
And the rustling of the leaves.
Red, white and blue;
Patriotism true.
Parading down the street.
Marching to the beat.
Sitting in the sand.
Listening to the band.
Fireworks in the sky;
On the fourth of July.

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by Christopher Luke

CARAVANNING ON THE ISLE OF WIGHT

A few days break
Away from the stresses of work
Gives one much-needed time
To recharge one's
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by Felicity Collier

Summer Frenzy

The long awaited day was here -
we were excited
(tinged with just a little trepidation)
after the mammoth
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by Jon Coe

Just a little bit of time away
just some harmony and quiet
I want the waves to have their say
and listen to a seashell riot
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by Deborah Kells

Children swimming happily in the azure pool

Free with holidays and not working at school

Mums and Dads easily soaking up
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by Helen Heard

On the fourth of July
We celebrate our freedom
And pray for all of the soldiers
Who are fighting in the war

On the fourth of

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