Dimdima
Online Children's Magazine from India
Dimdima
Online Children's Magazine from India
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Malavika S. Kumar
4 B, Our Own English High School
Al Ain, United Arab Emirates
The flower that blooms at night |
| The flower that blooms at night, While all others shut their petals tight, It is white colour, It is the only flower, That blooms at night. Shut your eyes with all your might, If you come near one, Bad luck strikes anyone, Who stays to peep, And people say you’ll Have no sleep. |
PANICKER KSA
The poem is very beautiful. I am appreciating the young poet.
PANICKER KSA
It is a very good poem. Try to write more and more poems
GOPIKRISHNAN
You have really got great talents. Keep it up!
VIDHYALAKSHMI SRINIVASAN
Good piece of work. Keep writing. Can bring out your creativity by contributing more. Sincere appreciations to Dimdima kids for identifying and bringing out talents of Budding Artists.
SUNDUS ABID
Hello. I Like This Poem Very Much:)How are you.
SRINIVASA GAJJALA
I love the poem! It is so beautiful and shut your eyes is the best part. I love it.
SRINIVASA GAJJALA
I love the poem. Make more like it.
ANZA IFTIKHAR
This poem is just fantastic. I also write poems so, I think that you have to do more hard work to become a good poet in future...
SWATI MOHTA
The poem was just fantastic. If you receive it please contact me.
JASOBANT SAHOO
Nice magazine I was searching for. I want to send articles also please suggest
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Dimdima.com, the Children's Website of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan launched in 2000 and came out with a Printed version of Dimdima Magazine in 2004. At present the Printed Version have more than 35,000 subscribers from India and Abroad.