POEMS BY THE PUPILS OF 3RD OF E.S.O.

 

 

 I don't love you as if you were rose of salt, topaz
or carnations arrow that propagate fire:
I love you as certain dark things are loved
between the shadow and the soul.

Pablo Neruda

 

 

 Now, after reading some poem extracts belonging to some of the most incredible lovers of all times, here you have some poems from La Ginesta's own crop, by the hand of some of the pupils from 3rd of E.S.O.

Here they are...

I love the way you walk,
I love the way you talk
I love the clothes you wear
And the way you wear your hair.

 If you’ll be my Valentine
and promise to be mine
I’ll try to forget
the first day that we met
when you were...

...SCUFFY,

DIRTY
and

WET

 

By Sarah Correa


 

 

 

 

 

If “U” were a flower

 

If you were a flower you must
stay in my garden,
but because you aren’t that,
because you’re my red rose
I prefer to stay with you
Because I love “U” and...
...you are my life.

 

By Victor Chover

 

 


 

 Gold shines in vain
When competing with your hair
with contempt, triumph your white forehead
Overheads the iris of the field
A diamond near your eyes
smoke crystal it becomes.
I can’t live in all this pain
I’m feeling very strage
Now, It is the time to tell her
Perhaps tomorrow she will find a new friend.

By Raimond Pérez

 

 
   

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