by Peninnah Nganga |
Categories:
love, missing you,
ERICK VERSION
Well,I'll paint my face red
sharpen my spear
i am on the pad of war.
I will put foot to work here.
knowledge is my weapon.
A Chinese in Hong Kong make me mad
i will kick his ***.
MY VERSION
I'll put on my hoodie
spears on my back
gladiators on my feet
head to the jungle.
Knowledge will be my shield.
This war i must win.
Any soldier that stand between
victory and i
their *** i will kick.
(Just a way for us to ease the pain of the distance and spaces between us!)
by Julie Portwood |
Categories:
me, love, me,
I like to wear hoodies.
They keep me warm.
I own no coat.
I almost always have a hoodie on
Sometimes even in the summer.
Hoodies make me feel better,
Its like a shield.
It makes me feel a little less insecure
It can also serve as a comfy pillow
I love hoodies.
I wear the hood to hide from humanity,
To go off into my own little world.
Hoodies are great.
They come in zip ups and pullovers.
Heavy and thin
And various colors.
I love hoodies.
by Jackie Green |
Categories:
son
Danny
How proud am I to say your mine
you’ve grown up strong and true
From little boy with deep blue eyes
To lad with hair like … glue
You are my little hoodie
I would not change a thing
Your bright and kind and loving
You are my everything
With all that you achieve
Shows who you really are
All the steps you take my love
Will challenge you by far
by Poet Lazey |
Categories:
emotions, feelings, girlfriend, love, poetry, relationship
A she now mine,
A she made time.
A she instincts cool,
A she minimizing blue.
A she daydreaming,
A she leaning still.
A she toying glee,
A she living free.
A she and her hoodie,
A she and her fringe.
A she reflecting smile,
A she reinventing style.
A she intentionally indifferent,
A she intimating significance.
A she simplifying stealing,
A she modernizing meaning.
by Caren Krutsinger |
Categories:
10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th grade, 7th grade, 8th grade
We do not allow any hoodies here, principal stated firmly.
My sixth graders pointed to me and laughed.
Second field trip of the month.
Of course I am the one wearing a clover green hoodie.
It is St. Patty’s day, for Peter’s sake!
Last week during our college field trip
Prissy registrar showed us a film
How to dress
And
How not to dress.
They actually had an X on
Socks with sandals.
It was a cold day,
And I love my Birkenstocks
With a bit of fluff.
The sixth graders who notice practically nothing
About me at all when I am trying to get their
Attention thought this was hilarious also.
by Paola Bradley |
Categories:
age, happiness,
Through the seasons in your life
What matters changes
In first flush of youth
Scholarly accolades count
Belonging in your social circle
The right trainers and hoodie
Maturity shifts needs and priorities
A good job,
Nice home, new car
Two point four children
A holiday in the sun
With greying temples
New desires dawn,
Focus changes
A slower burn
Less immediate
Horizons pushed farther
Appreciating each day
Of life and love
And sound knees
Marvelling at nature
And the new generations
Living the dream
No longer about material pleasures
More simple ones magnified
By the lens of time
And the knowledge
That each today is unrepeatable
And each tomorrow is precious
by Ryan GHW |
Categories:
happy, heart, love, lust, romance, romantic
Your yellow rain-coat,
dripping of hair
comfort of hoodie
and scent
of nice
but cheap
perfume I love.
It's an aroma
to your skin
I'm so in love with.
Are they tears of joy
upon the splash
of water or salt
near your eyes.
I'm wrapped
in every
conversation
I have with you.