Haikus are Japanese poems. They have three lines with a total of 17 syllables. The first line has 5, the second line 7 and the third line has 5. We wrote them about rivers to link with our geography topic.
Mr Nay
The old River Nene
It is hundreds of years old
It is very clean
Iris
The River Nene flows
Out into the mouth it goes
So the waves will know
Taylor J
The Nene starts up high
Meandering on towards
An end at The Wash
Mr Nay
It flows so gently
Glittering on the surface
As it goes through hills
Martin
The river is old
It flows south towards its mouth
To the cold blue sea
Yasmine
The old River
Nene
Its surface a glossy sheen
Because its so clean
Habiba
The great River Nene
Is just right for greedy ducks
My sister feeds them.
Leyla Bennet
I will always adore
The amazing River Nene’s
Beautiful creatures
Emily
Where I live it floods
Waters from the Nene at foot
Nature is closer
Mr Hollingsworth
Meandering free
Navigating to the wash
The great river Nene
Mrs Kent
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