
By Student Authors of the Global Learning C
Explore crime through chilling and whimsical poems from diverse perspectives.
Dive into a world where crime takes center stage, crafted by 9th graders exploring the dark and light sides of suspense. Through varied poetic forms, from haikus to elegies, these young poets offer unique perspectives—be it the criminal, the victim, or even an inanimate witness like a bank. Each poem invites you to question reality and fiction, blending real and imagined tales. Will you find humor in the horror, or chills in the whimsy? Read with caution, as these verses might just haunt or delight you.
Murder, Crime, Suspense, and Horror Poems from 9th grade ELA students at the Global Learning Collaborative will be dark and spooky, or funny and light-hearted, depending on what type of crime they wrote about. Some are real accounts, some are made up. Poets experimented with writing from different points of view, like the point of view of the criminal, the victim, or even the bank that is being robbed. Poems are of all different forms, from a haiku to a limerick, a triolet to a free verse, with an entire section of elegies to honor those they lost. Enjoy! And Read With Caution!
Surprise a reader with their next favorite book.
Spotted a mistake or something missing? Improve this page.
Are you the author or illustrator? Claim your book.