Tony Mitton

Tony Mitton Poems

Here's my hat.
It holds my head,
the thoughts I've had
and the things I've read.
...

My trousers are tight.
They just won't fit.

And my jumper?
I've grown out of it.
...

This poem is not for children.
Keep Out!

There is a big oak door
in front of this poem.
...

"Keep still!"
said Big Worm
to Little Worm.
...

5.

This is the key.
The mystery key.

The key to what?
I'm not
quite sure.
I wonder what
this key is for?

Let me see.....
could it be:

the key to the door
of a treasure store?

the key to a lid
where things lie hid?

a secret box
with magic locks?

the key to a cupboard,
a closet, a drawer?

I wonder what
this key is for?

When I find it
I'll unlock it,

but meanwhile keep
this key
in my pocket.
...

Tony Mitton Biography

Tony Mitton was born in North Africa. At the age of nine he came to England and attended a State boarding school in Suffolk. He gained an English Literature degree from Cambridge University. After a spell of secondary school teaching, he moved to the primary sector where he taught for about 20 years. He is now a full-time writer and visits schools, libraries and festivals to perform his work.)

The Best Poem Of Tony Mitton

My hat

Here's my hat.
It holds my head,
the thoughts I've had
and the things I've read.

It keeps out the wind.
It keeps off the rain.
It hugs my hair
and warms my brain.

There's me below it,
the sky above it.
It's my lid.
And I love it.

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ahmed 19 April 2020

i need solution for poem growing

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