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Welcome to Poetry4kids. I’m Kenn Nesbitt.
Have you ever found something unexpected—a hidden passage, a strange map, or a place no one else seemed to know about? Did you then keep it a secret too, or was it too good not to share?
This poem is all about discovering a secret place and exploring the unknown. It also uses repetition to build a rhythm and to heighten the sense of mystery. As you read it, see if you can feel the excitement of the narrator’s journey and maybe imagine where your own secret passageway might be hiding and where it might lead. This is…
I Found a Secret Passageway
I found a secret passageway
I tiptoed through that secret door
And in that secret room there sat
I traveled down the secret path
I felt around that secret trap
A secret tunnel took me through
I might have found some secret gold
— Kenn Nesbitt
Welcome to Poetry4kids. I’m Kenn Nesbitt.
Have you ever found something unexpected—a hidden passage, a strange map, or a place no one else seemed to know about? Did you then keep it a secret too, or was it too good not to share?
This poem is all about discovering a secret place and exploring the unknown. It also uses repetition to build a rhythm and to heighten the sense of mystery. As you read it, see if you can feel the excitement of the narrator’s journey and maybe imagine where your own secret passageway might be hiding and where it might lead. This is…
I Found a Secret Passageway
I found a secret passageway
I tiptoed through that secret door
And in that secret room there sat
I traveled down the secret path
I felt around that secret trap
A secret tunnel took me through
I might have found some secret gold
— Kenn Nesbitt