Adults War & Children Die

Adults War & Children Die

How did this world go so awry,

Where adults war, and children die.

We pick our sides, but in the sky,

The thunder cracks, the missiles fly.

Politicians now don’t try to mend,

They speak their words, enact revenge.

We’ve seen such things, again and again.

More war, more death, more us and them.

I can’t write this poem; I’m not that smart.

My safety brought by blood, in part.

And no words of mine will fix the start,

Or bring back life, or unbreak hearts.

So we wait and watch as babies cry.

We pray this pain will pass us by.

And wonder how, and wonder well,

While adults war, and children die.

Em’s Phone

This is Em’s phone, this shows what she has been on and where she has been. Here we find out that she told Darren, and Darren tried to stop her but it was to late. I hope you enjoy this post and you will come across my blog again.

Tapa Cloth

For Tongan language week we made a Tapa cloth from cybersmart. This is a collabrative tapa cloth which can be made by many people. This challenge was fun and a good way to collaborate with your class mates, I know this late but Happy Late Tongan Language Week.

Business Ad

Today Mrs George challenged us to create a Buisness Ad so this is my Buisness add that I created. I chose dog walking and as you can see the name I chose was Pawsitively Adorable which is a dog walking buisness.

Em’s Letter to friend/Family

Dear Mum

Hi Mum, sorry I haven’t came to visit yet, I’m am still ok and I dont need anything. I have spent alot of time at Grandmas grave. Its been so hard since her death and just wish she was still here.

Are you still ok ? I really do miss you but I know coming back would be a really bad idea. I miss you and love you. Mum I got to go but I promise that I will come to visit you soon.

Love, Emily