Fireworks Poem by Valerie Worth

Fireworks

Rating: ★5.0


First
A far thud
Then the rocket
Climbs the air,
A dull red flare,
To hang, a moment
Invisible, before
Its shut black shell cracks
And claps against the ears
Breaks and billows into bloom
Spilling down clear green sparks, gold spears,
Silent sliding silver waterfalls and stars.

Saturday, November 14, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: silver
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Bella 04 October 2018

This is a great resource

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charlie 23 August 2019

is this the real you at school

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aubri 16 November 2017

this poem is my heart

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savannah 11 September 2018

yes it is cool

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Kitten 12 December 2017

OK your cool

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spooder man 23 September 2022

i am batman

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spud 23 September 2022

I liked this poem

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unknown 23 September 2022

you are right she IS dead

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dale 22 September 2022

hi guys

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ari 21 September 2022

hi 0^0

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