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1. poetry4kids.com › poems › my-cityMy City – Kenn Nesbitt's Poetry4kids.com

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   Reading Level: Grade 3 Topics: Travel Poetic Techniques: Descriptive Poems, Irony, Rhyme Schemes Word Count: 145

2. childrens.poetryarchive.orgThe Children’s Poetry Archive - Listen to the world's best ...

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   Listen to the world's best poetry read out loud. Explore 100s of poems read by the poets themselves. Read along or listen distraction free.

3. poets.org › text › cities-poems-kidsCities: Poems for Kids | Academy of American Poets

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   Cities: Poems for Kids - The following poems are about cities, such as “New York at Night” by Amy Lowell, “In a Station of the Metro” by Ezra Pound, “Passers-by” by Carl Sandburg, and more.

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     My City Speaks | Kids Books Read Aloud

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5. poetryarchive.orgPoetry Archive

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   The Children's Poetry Archive was designed with the younger, or younger-at-heart, visitor in mind. Poetry doesn't just live in books - it lives in the sounds that words make and we think poetry should be free and fun for children to listen to whenever and wherever they can get online.

6. childrens.poetryarchive.org › poet › benjamin-zephaniahBenjamin Zephaniah - The Children’s Poetry Archive

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   Zephaniah’s poetry could be heard on the demonstrations, at youth gatherings, outside police stations, and on the dance floor. His mission was to take poetry everywhere. ‘Reggae Head’, in this recording, gives a taste of his unique sound, his comic exuberance, and his rage.

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8. www.kidspoetryclub.com › kids-poemsPoems for Kids — Kids' Poetry Club

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   Here are all of the poems from the weekly Kids’ Poetry Club podcast, including links to episodes and YouTube videos. Poems are written by children’s poet, Little Dazzy Donuts. Illustrations by Dot Cherch.

9. childrens.poetryarchive.org › poet › joseph-coelhoJoseph Coelho - The Children’s Poetry Archive

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   Joseph Coelho. Joseph Coehlo’s poetry creates all sorts of other worlds. With wild ideas and unforgettable images, he invites us to dream about possible impossibilities. Everyday situations are turned into mini-dramas. Stories and poems of the past make guest appearances.

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    What are some poems about cities?

    • There are several poems about cities in this collection. For instance, 'A Minnesota Poet' by Robert Bly starts with 'As the body of the beloved is a window', and 'The City' by William Butler Yeats begins with 'A Minnesota poet…'. Another poem, 'The Apparition of These Faces in the Crowd' by Wallace Stevens, states 'We live in secret cities'. Additionally, 'If you see an old man sitting alone' by W.H. Auden and 'Lay me on an anvil, O God' by Langston Hughes are also about cities. 'I am alive in Los Angeles' by Charles Bukowski and 'Earth has not anything to show more fair' by Robert Browning are other poems about cities in this collection.

    Cities: Poems for Kids | Academy of American Poets

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    What is the children's Poetry Archive?

    • The Children’s Poetry Archive is a place where you can listen to poems read out loud. We have poems read by the poets who wrote them as well as poems which other people have recorded for us. We think everyone has a favourite poem, it’s just that they haven’t heard it out loud yet. We hope you find your favourite here.

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    Which poems about cities are appropriate for young people?

    • The following poems about cities are suitable for young people: 'I am a walker. I follow the sun as it angles...', 'These bridges are a feat of engineering...', 'London, my beautiful...', 'I’m alive you say...', 'River inscrutable, river mysterious...', 'A near horizon whose sharp jags...', and 'For one brief golden moment rare like wine...'. These poems are from 'Cities: Poems for Kids' on the Academy of American Poets website.

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    Does Poetry Live in books?

    • Poetry doesn't just live in books - it lives in the sounds that words make. When we read poems out loud we breathe life into them and we can picture them in our imagination. The Children’s Poetry Archive is a place where you can listen to poems read out loud.

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