I am a Twin Tree

I like standing in the wood. I am a twin tree. I like my twin tree. She is nice. I am a girl too. I like patterns but my sister likes things that are smooth. I do not like smooth because it makes me fall asleep. I don’t have a bed. Instead I sleep standing up with my sister. I hope I never get cut down. I hope the children come back soon. I like the children. I want to be bigger. I don’t want to run away from the Wild Wood. I don’t want to move school. I like the Wild Wood. I like the Wild Wood. I am a twin tree

I like coming out and looking At the smoke from the fire dying down. I soar up then glide down. Nobody knows about me, nobody except you. Only you know about me. I liked going in the Wild Wood. When I was a child and I was six. Most things were taller than me. I was really happy in the Wild Wood. It was nice. I made a bug house with my friends. I caught a baby worm but it wriggled away. I still miss that worm. I liked holding it. It tickled me. I like squiggly worms. / Lucy Stephens (age 6)