Dimdima
Online Children's Magazine from India
Dimdima
Online Children's Magazine from India
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1. Sitting in the first seat
With my family members
Roaming in Delhi
2. There stood three flames
Remembering patriots
India Gate Delhi
3. A group of soldiers
Practicing floral tributes
With their grave faces
4. Busy Delhi roads
Countless cars like waves on roads
Seasons make no change
5. Wonderful structure
The Lotus Bahai Temple
Calm cool and serene
6. Grand Lotus Temple
Silence creeps into our hearts
Transformed souls came out
7. Grand Qutub Minar
Beckoning generations
Injects past gently
8. Recalled old memories
Amidst the old Monuments
Replica of past
9. Pure iron pillar
Braving the changes in time
Man’s creation great
10. Crumples old stone walls
Sings sad songs of old glory
Mute in photographs
11. Best of India mall
Displays our works of art
Feast to foreign eyes
12. Went back to old days
Recharge the mind with nostalgia
Rainbows bloomed in mind
14. Time made lively past
Mute objects in museum
Mark of our splendour
16. Photo gallery
Opened new vistas of past
Age no bar to feel
17. People throng to see
Old and New tombs in Delhi
All through out the year
18. Lord Hnaumanji
A titan in Delhi stood
Wonderstruck us all
19. Lakshmi Narayan
Marble temple a marvel
With lively idols
20. Masala mixture
At noon with nuts and onion
Spicy but tasty
21. Small cool choco-bar
Like summer showers cooled tongues
Left icy delights
22. Red Fort on Ring road
Brings to our minds kings and queens
Beyond mysteries
23. Plate full of fruit chat
Behind the shrine of Ganesh
Filled our eyes and tongue
24. Visited Raj Ghat
Tombs amidst stretches of lawns
Glorious Delhi.
P.Gopichand &P.Nagasuseela
Dept of English, J.K.C.College,
Guntur, A.P., India
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