Antrim Primary

The Magic Box

I will put in the box

The loud crash of roaring thunder,
The soft touch of a drifting cloud,
And the burning feeling of the bright sun.

I will put in the box

The slimy scales of a slippery serpent,
The cheep cheep of a lion and the roar of a
robin,
And the croak from a jumpy frog.

I will put in the box

The shiny jewels of the royal crown,
The bong of big ben's clock,
And the great balance of the leaning tower
of Pisa.

I will put in the box

A magic staff in the wizard's hand,
Some pixies wings from the fairy circus,
And a fiery horn from an angry dragon
living in the sun.

My box is fashioned from fire and stone,
The hinges made from flesh and bone.
I'll hide my box in the deepest sea,
Where no one can find it, only me.

By Matthew McGinley

The Magic Box

I will put in my box…
The first frosty snowflake of a cold, winter's
night,
A lock of golden hair from the most magical
mermaid,
The petal of the sweetest smelling rose.

I will put in my box…
A soft, sticky cloud made of white
marshmallows,
A drop of water from the clearest blue sea,
A ruby from the deepest, dark cave.

I will put in my box…
A shiny blue sun and a swirly green moon,
The smell of brownies baking on the big,
baking tray,
A bright yellow rose and a crimson red
daffodil.

I will put in my box…
A gentle breeze swaying through the trees,
A mystical white horses hooves
clip-clopping,
A shooting star whizzing through space.

My box is fashioned from…
Gold, silver and candy,
Encrusted with jewels like diamonds and
amethysts.
Its hinges are made from candy canes and
lollipop stick with hearts and stars all over it.

I shall hide my box in a deep, dark, scary cave
guarded by 2 fire-breathing dragons that will
keep my box safe forever.

By Jordan McCormick.

The Magic Box

I will put in my box!
A beautiful bear wearing a black bow
A jolly Jim jumping low
A month old food that had to go

I will put in my box!
A designed dirty dish
A lovely little bowl belonged by a gold fish
A lolly licking Lilly making a wish

I will put in my box!
A bomb which is about to go boom!
A rugby player saying see you soon
A pirate walking a plank to fall into the
blue lagoon

I will put in my box
A grubby old book that is 80 years old
A little yellow candle my mum almost sold
A piece of paper I wrote on in bold

My box is made from clay with paint on it
With a heart on the top
I will hide it under my bed
I will sleep on it to keep it safe

By Lucy McKee