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The Trip Once upon a time, there lived four friends named Jude, Jake, Mathew, and Ryan. One day, they all went on a trip to the USA, California. They stayed at a popular hotel named Robin Hood in California. They also visited a well-known tourist attraction called Eco Flower Park. There, they saw a massive […]
Jimmy The Bear : Scamming Once upon a time, there used to live a bear who went by the name of Jimmy. He was a wily old bear, known as the “Prankster Of The Forest”, outdoing Slarb the fox and Trixie the monkey, his friendly neighbourhood rivals. He would go great lengths for his two […]
Elizabeth The Boy Girl Novelist Once upon a time, in the 19th century, lived four siblings: Henry (The youngest), Alexander (The middle), Elizabeth (The 2nd oldest), Charles (The oldest). They lived in a small cottage on the outskirts of town. One day Elizabeth went to their bedroom not surprised to see the boys playing in […]
Happy Or Unhappy ? An original smileOr a hidden frown,A truly glad faceOr it’s let down? A shimmering smirkOr a materialistic melancholy,A delighted heartOr shedding tears silly? A joyous moodOr roaring nervesAccomplished itOr yet not deserve? A smile of diligenceOr a cry over past,Enlightening the futureOr learning the history vast? Spreads cheerOr lonely weeps,Stress less […]
My Family The poem is about who care us,Sometimes they scare us,Having fun with sister,Doing our homework with mother. Eating nice food,Gives me a nice mood,They sometimes play,They give us place to stay. Those who teach us to walk,And also to talk,Thos who let us grow happily,They are only our family. By Saket Mall Visit […]
Note From Earth Dear humans, Hi! I am your mother planet.I gifted you the nature’s palletFrom trees to water, And oxygen, the life’s starter. Include the habitable environment,From eatable food to cozy ointment.In the goldilocks zone, I’m the surviving planetFrom equatorial to frigid, all set. But what I got in return my creatures,My temperature is […]
Arrival Of Tusu When the cold clinched our soul, we grow the harvest, this is the Tusu’s symbol, an entertaining traditional fest. With sweat and toil, we get these grains, for the divinity born from soil, with dust in clothes and stain. Rice and juicy fruits all around, those are mouthwatering, we tied up in […]
