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JOSIE'S POEMS
Poems to Perform
By Josie Whitehead
As I love to write with perfect rhyme and metre, together with pictures which are painted in words, stories and poems with speaking parts, there are hundreds more performance poems on my website, as well as these, as you'll discover, so this is a small portion. - - - -
A SMALL PORTION???
Are you entering a festival for performing arts? As well as music and drama, poetry will always feature in these festivals, and being able to recite (not read) poetry well, is so important. You need to know how to throw your voice clearly across a room whilst putting expression into your performance. Josie
PAINT A PICTURE WITH YOUR WORDS
and use metre and rhyme to make your words glide over the page. This is what makes poetry unlike prose and makes you stand out from the crowd for certain.
THE AWAKENING and
Or, come on, dance along to your poem:
THE MONSTER RAP
All Change
Awakening (The)
Belle Belle Campanelle
Best Donkey of Them All
Betty's Butty
Beware You Merry Gentlemen
Big Bad Maggie
Big Red Bus (The)
Blackbird Sings (A)
Brave, Brave, Sledderclob
Bride Named Spring (The)
Bubbles
Bundle of Limericks (A)
By Firelight
By Tube
Carpe Diem
Carve Your Name in Kindness
Christmas Calypso
Click Your Fingers
Clickety Clack
Cockcrow at Dawn
Consider Earth's Fate
Consider the Lilies
Come Dance Dance Dance
Cuckoo (The)
Cultural Diversity is Worth
Recognition
Daffodils in the Rain
Day of the Exam (The)
Dispatching Your Tickle
Don't Be Scared
Don't Grumble When . . .
Don't Shed a Tear
Don't Tango With a Mango
Do's and Don'ts
Dragon Called Drac (A)
Dragon Woman
Duck-Billed Platypus (The)
Earth's a Wonderful Place
Elephant's Christmas Party
Embracing the World
Escaping All This Din
Fairies of Janet's Foss (The)
Family of Man (The)
Far From Our Coral Home
Fidgety Fred
Fire
Fish and Chips Again
Five Hungry Ducklings
Flamingo Flamenco
Flomping Wergles
Flower of the Eternal Sleep
Foxy Food
Friends Never Part
Gift of Love (The)
God's Angels
God, Save Me From Them All
Had a Nice Weekend?
Halloween at Spooks' Palace
Halloween Secrets
Hello Night
Hop Little Grasshopper
Hop Till You Drop
I Couldn't Eat a Whole One
I Have a Dream
I'll Walk Along This Beach Again
In a Snowman's World
In Grassington
In the Learning Stream
It's a Wizzy-Dizzy-Bizzy Life
It Was Such a Nice Party
It's Monster Week
It's Nice on Ice
Joy of Snowboarding (The)
King of My Garden
King of the Roost
Laugh-a-Lot Tree (The)
Listen to that Rhythm
Little Butterfly (The)
Little Green Caterpillar (A)
Loudly - An adverb poem
Master of Display
Mighty River (The)
Mister B
Missing Subject's Poetry (The)
Mother Mine
Monster Rap (The)
Monstrous Thing to Happen (A)
Most Precious Gift (The)
Mr Minute
Mr Wind's Little Games
Mr Worm
National Poetry Day?
Never Saying 'Please'
Not a Lot
Ode to the Bluebells
Ode to the Daffodils
On Doing Your Best
On the Worth Valley Line
One Million Feet
Peas Please
Penelope Pickle's Party
Perform Your Poem With Pride
Perhaps We'll See That
Christmas Star
Pick 'n Mix
Pompous Percy
Poor Cuckoo
Prick Up Your Ears
Quackers, the Nuisance Duck
Queen of the Night
Really Posh New Loos
Remember, Remember
Riddeling Siddeling
Rhythm Everywhere
Rhythm Rhythm Rhythm
Rock-a-Bye Moonbeams
Rush Hour
Scarecrow Rap (The)
Seashells
Sense of Pride (A)
Shall I Compare Thee to a
Winter's Night?
Shallobaloo Shallobalee
Sing Robin, Sing
Six Tiny Mermaids
Slavery
Sleep, Sleep Blessed Babe
Sneak Thief
Snow
So Silently They Fall
Splish, Splash, Splosh
Spooky the Ghost
Standing on the Shoulders of Giants
Story of Young DoDo Deer (The)
Sunrise Sunset
Sunup
Table Manners for the Young
Taste Taker (The)
Thank You God
That Itchy Itch
That Rip Rap Rhythm
That Thieving Magpie
Thief in the Night (The)
This Mother and That Mother
Three Cheers for Bangers and Mash
Three Chocolate Mice
Three Wise Men (The)
Through Storms of Life
Travellers (The)
Treasure a Tree
Trip to the Pantomime (A)
Tripping the Light Fantastic
Trust a Giant?
Upon Man's Warring Tide
Up, Up and Away!
Very Best Sandcastle (The)
Wally the Werk
Wake Up Those Poems!
Wasting My Valuable Time
Watching the Money Tree Grow
We'll Not Come on Your Tiger Hunt
Welcome to My Ark
We're Going to the Seaside
Whales
What Makes Me What I Am?
When the Sun Has Fun
When the Wind's in a Rage
Where Freedom Reigns
Which is the Way to the Station?
Who Am I?
Who's the Best?
Will You Dance a Little Faster
Wind Man (The)
Winter Calypso
Winter Picnic (The)
Witching Hour (The)
With Mission in Mind
Words in a Cage
Words That Dance
Words, Words and More Words
Words, Words, Words
You Can't Scare Me
POEMS FOR YOUNGER CHILDREN
TO NOW SING. DO TRY THEM
Big Red Bus (The)
Clickety Clack
Five Hungry Ducklings (The)
Little Butterfly (The)
Little Green Caterpillar (A)
Seek Permission
The safest way to avoid copyright infringement is to obtain permission in advance from the owner of their poem. This might involve contacting the author, their publisher, or a representative. Obtaining permission ensures you are legally allowed to use the poem and avoid potential legal consequences. For myself I am glad that you come to my poems from home or school, but if you use my work in a concert or festival and especially a book, please do ask permission. I may be able to help you.
Josie
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