They rise like sudden fiery flowers That burst upon the night, Then fall to earth in burning showers Of crimson, blue and white. And Catherine wheels begin to flame Like whirling marigolds. Rockets and Roman candles make An orchard of the sky, Where magic trees their petals shake Upon each gazing eye. By James Reeves. There is something strange and mysterious about fireworks.
Fireworks are only beautiful for a very short time.
Make a list of all the fireworks you have seen in action. Now think about five of these separately. Draw columns in your exercise book, with the names of the firework you have chosen at the top. Like a witch s spell. When you have a list of really good ideas, write a poem about fireworks.