Some Poems

First That first thought That first action That first day That first session When if first started It hurt like stepping on lego bricks But, it was like never before I kept going out More and more Until that first day was far behind me But, I still remember the rush of that first day And the rush I still get Whenever I go With friends or alone Sun, snow or rain

Worldview just walked through the door Dressed just like me Wearing my hobbies, interests, and passions It says nothing I hear nothing I feel my memories and experiences So does it It knows me It just keeps staring at me blankly, Understanding me

Up The Mountain Shush shush shush shush shush Shush WOMP shush WOMP shush WOMP shush WOMP Shush shush swoosh WOMP swoosh WOMP Fuussh whack Fuussh whack Shush shush shush shush shush Creeeek dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun Shooooooooosh Shooooooooosh Shooooooooosh Creeeek dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun Shush shush shush shush shush Fuush Click click click click click Click click click click click

Sunglasses Worldview is wearing tinted sunglasses When you put them on they dim the light from your eyes When you look up it will be a certain colour When you look down it will be a another different colour And when you take them off you see something completely different

Hockey and friends Teamwork, winning or losing All the memories

All of the mountains The geography of earth Biking all the seasons

All of the mountains Mountain biking, snowboarding Friends or alone

About me

Hello my name is Owen and I am the author and artist of Some Poems. I really liked the use of an eBook and how we got to have more freedom with this project by being able to choose our artist statement, what aspect of our worldview were in our poem, and how many lines they could be. You can also check out my blog <a href="http://www.blog44.ca/oweng/">here</a>!

“Even more, I had never meant to love him. One thing I truly knew - knew it in the pit of my stomach, in the centre of my bones, knew it from the crown of my head to the soles of my feet, knew it deep in my empty chest - was how love gave someone the power to break you” -Stephanie Meyer, Twilight

Twilight From the pit of my stomach The centre of my bones The crown of my head The soles of my feet In my empty chest One thing I truly knew Was how love gave the power to break you

P.O.V. In the morning Air so brisk Sun shining through Blinds barely open Step out Carpet through my toes Walking through the door The light blinding Click Click Click Click Click Click Click Click Click Click Click A dog so cute, So soft Creeaak My feet on the floor Dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun Opening the fridge The cold air hits me Reach out grab the soft cardboard box So fragile Extend my arm up, grab a plastic bag Thunk Set them down on the counter Grab the jug, half full Thunk Close the fridge Grab the cold pan like ice Thunk Clang Got a fork and knife Thunk now a plate

Time A clock, So old and rusted Time wasn’t so nice with this one Paint chipping Wood flaking Gears creaking Glass cracked Yet, time kept ticking whether the clock was broken or not It kept going Second by second The old rusted clock dying But time surviving

I AM I am as smart as a book I am as young as a clock I am as fair as a scale I am as tall as a hilltop I am as powerful as a fish in a sea I am as valuable as a dollar I am as green as a tree I am as religious as sheep I am as strong as a tree I am as motivated to move as a clock I am as in power as the prime minister I am as rich as a the dollar

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