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Young Storykeeper Volume III

To celebrate Cruinniú na nÓg, Great Lighthouses of Ireland and Fighting Words invited 7-12 year-olds to become Young Storykeepers. Your lighthouse-inspired stories are incredible! Fighting Words and Great Lighthouses of Ireland have devoured every single one of the 1,256 stories, poems, illustrations, song lyrics and even stop-motion animations submitted for the Young Storykeepers initiative. With so many entries, these wonderful works will be showcased in a multi-volume Young Storykeepers digital magazine over the coming months.

To celebrate Cruinniú na nÓg, Great Lighthouses of Ireland and Fighting Words invited 7-12 year-olds to become Young Storykeepers. Your lighthouse-inspired stories are incredible!

Fighting Words and Great Lighthouses of Ireland have devoured every single one of the 1,256 stories, poems, illustrations, song lyrics and even stop-motion animations submitted for the Young Storykeepers initiative.

With so many entries, these wonderful works will be showcased in a multi-volume Young Storykeepers digital magazine over the coming months.

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134 | STORYKEEPERS VOLUME <strong>III</strong> AGE NINE TEN | 135<br />

CARMEN IN TROUBLE<br />

Carmen was bored, she had nothing to do.<br />

She first went on Google and then to Yahoo!<br />

But still she couldn’t find anything fun at all,<br />

So she went to the park and then onto the mall.<br />

SNAP! Carmen suddenly had a thought.<br />

She asked her dad for a boat, which, of course, he bought.<br />

She scuba-dived underwater, into the aqua sea.<br />

She wanted to see the fishes swimming with glee.<br />

Mesmerised by the coral reef under the sea,<br />

she was dazzled by the creatures with all their beauty.<br />

BOOM! Oh no, the boat started to sink.<br />

She started to panic, what was she to think?<br />

She whipped out her smart phone and dialled 999.<br />

“Come quick, my shoes are destroyed and they’re Calvin Klein!”<br />

When she saw the RNLI skimming the waves in their boat,<br />

She yelled, “Help! The water’s almost up to my throat!”<br />

The coast guards arrived and they swam down to get her.<br />

When she began to panic, they cried, “Ah, here, pull it together!”<br />

“My goodness, you saved me, you guys are my heroes.”<br />

They said, “Whatevs, just donate a cheque full of zeroes!’’<br />

A VIEW FROM A LIGHTHOUSE<br />

They could see so much up there.<br />

Rows and rows of houses,<br />

And the festival down below.<br />

The children playing checkers,<br />

And lots of melting snow.<br />

The hook-a-duck was a big hit,<br />

And so was the show.<br />

But best of all the view<br />

Of the ocean down below.<br />

The waves were gorgeous,<br />

And the ocean clear as ice.<br />

Not too many surfers,<br />

Although the day was very nice.<br />

Cora Mackey<br />

Co Wexford<br />

Carmen was grateful she was still alive.<br />

The RNLI got her to safety and made her survive.<br />

Kian Murphy<br />

Co Wexford

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