Key Stage 4

 
 
Student Portfolio
 

 
 

11 December 2008    

 

The following writing will appear in the Amnuay Silpa Bilingual Anthology         

 

Poetry

the fragile night

 

by Pat M4/1

 

And the light is sparkling on the horizon,

The sun is melting and gone,

The sky star is shining reflecting the pond.

It’s the sign of the ending of dawn…

 

The water’s sound softly crushes,

As it's hitting the diamond dust,

The sound gets louder at the touch.

Louder, louder, louder…

 

There is a waterfall at the end of the river,

The sound is crushing with the memories of the words spoken,

The water is spinning as it hardly flows.

Faster, faster, faster…

 

For me I’m alone in the night,

With the darkness covering my sight,

For me now the star is bright,

With the feeling of someone blowing a  pipe…

 

Actually it’s just the wind in this forsaken night, a night of terror…

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sound of the Past

 

               Here we are again

Sitting in the farm

                              Thinking ‘bout the past

                                                                                             Coming to no harm

The barking of the dog

                      The buzzing of the bee

                                            The ringing of the bell

                                                                  The crying of poor me

The quaking of the duck

                      The mocking of the bird

                                          The crashing of the rock

 

The sounds of which I search

 

 

By My, Jo, Pisit, & Eyed   M3/3

 

Rush Hour

 

Foreigner traveling in the city

Wearing a big black woollen hat.

He’s carrying lots of clothing

His body seems to be too fat.

 

The noises from the people

Who are sitting in the shop.

A child stands there howling

At the man robbing the shop.

 

Tuk tuk is still driving,

Crashing into the taxi.

The cloud changes from grey to black,

It’s time for rain, more rain.

 

Everywhere seems to be in darkness,

The man starts to yawn.

He’s thinking of his fireplace,

“Let’s go to sleep in the bed!”

 

 

by Puen & Gave  M3/3

 

 

 

 

A Flower Bud Opening

 

A spring day,

The first day of our love,

A bud beginning to bloom,

A new season.

Now,

The bud is opening,

Like our love.

A change of mind to get together,

Lose the past, that was a bad line.

I don’t care who you are,

Just look at my eyes,

Face to face, line to line,

And say that you love me.

The start of love,

Like the flower bud opening,

Red like your mouth.

I touch your lips on one beautiful day.

Carefully, with open mouth and open mind

I whisper I love you.

I will remember this day,

Forever.

 

by Pek M4/2

Haiku

           Haiku is Japanese poetry which includes a seasonal reference including three lines with five beats in the first line, seven beats in the second line, and five beats in the last line.

 

The fish in the river

Play games with each other

Happy together

 

 by Noina M3/2

 

 

 

Letters

Macau

 

by Time M3/1

Dear Mint, 

                                                      

          On my last holiday I went to Macau. It’s a long time that I have been on a great holiday. First of all I had to pack my bag and not forget to bring the Macau map because I didn’t know the way around Macau.

          Macau has many roads. Before leaving for Macau I had to go to Suwannapoom airport with my brother. When we arrived at the airport the first  thing we did was to find a restaurant because we were very hungry. Afterwards we took a plane to Macau. My brother reserved a Venetian hotel for us and on our first day we did not do much, because the trip from Thailand to Italy takes a long time and I was really tired.

          Just kidding!  Macau looks a lot like Italy, but  we still only flew 4 hours so we slept until 7 p.m. and then we went shopping at the Exhibition Center which was amazing,because the ceiling looks like a real sky. On the second day we went to Taipa. Taipa is a small village and it looks like a real Italian village. It has a very interesting food street which is open from 12.00- 21.00 and offers many different types of food.

          This trip was heartwarming, because I have seen many different things and one of my favourites was the Venetian hotel.

 

See you,

 

Time

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Narration

The Cellar

by Bee (M3/2)

 

He knocked on the big door in front of him many times, but no one responded. So he tried to open it and found that he could. Inside was nothing but darkness. His mind began to register fear. He walked slowly feeling his way along the wall. It felt cold and it made his hair stand on end. Suddenly, something took hold of his hand. He couldn’t see what it was. He moved away as far as he could in the darkness. He felt cold and there was a smell of damp. He was lost. He continued moving trying to discover where he was. He didn’t want to be lost inside this mansion. He descended a set of stairs and the strong smell of wine told him that he was in the cellar. He could hear footsteps. He put his arms around himself and cried out in fear. Why did this have to happen to him on his birthday, he wondered. The musty smell drove the thought from his head. He felt cold and afraid. He felt as if something were moving around him. He crouched down and closed his eyes tightly, his mind full of fear. He heard a sound. It grew louder. The smell of wine became stronger. Someone or something moved and then stopped in front of him. He couldn’t keep his eyes closed anymore. He opened them, screaming loudly, but saw nothing. He stood up and walked around the cellar trying to find his way out, but before he could, he saw a dim light from the corner and a shadow on the ground. It was moving, getting nearer and nearer. He wanted to run, but it was already too late. Whoever the shadow belonged to was about to catch him.

“God, help me!” he cried out loudly. He closed his eyes tightly as something took hold of his arms.

“Calm down,” said the person holding his arms.

“It’s me, Drake.”

“Drake?”

He opened his eyes slowly and saw his friend standing in front of him. In his hand was a flashlight.

“Frederick, are you okay?” asked his friend.

“Um, I’m not sure,” stammered Frederick.

“We just wanted to surprise you with a birthday party, but just as we were about to sing ‘Happy Birthday’, you ran away,” said Drake.

“You scared me,” replied Frederick.

“Oh, we’re sorry,” laughed Drake.

“So, the person walking around me who stopped in front of me, that was you too, right?” asked Frederick.

“Huh, what are you talking about?” asked Drake. “I didn’t walk around you.”

“So, if it wasn’t you, … who was it?”

 

              

 

         

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sompat Vatanasuvarn (Pat)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Natacha Yosravikul (My)

 

 

 Soranan Kwanvipitkan (Jo)

             Pisit Sirisetasuwan    

 

   Pawassada Sakdee (Eyed)

(not pictured)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Witchaya Srisa-an (Puen)   

 

 

 

  

Salit Chairoongruang (Gave)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

By Krittanai Chutimatewin (Pek)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pitchaya Chanelang (Noina)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tasjiratt Leelahuta (Time) 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Chotika Parinayok (Bee)