Dimdima
Online Children's Magazine from India
Dimdima
Online Children's Magazine from India
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Roses may fade |
Ramya |
RABIYA
Hai!RAMYA I like your poem. But it was too short. But I like it. I wish you all the best in your future. You are from which country. I am from Pakistan. Tell me where did you get idea of this. In which class do you read and which school.OK!bye bye.
RAJESH ASWANI
My son is reading in Bhavan's at Bhopal (In Ist)
PARDEEP
Nice.
AYMEN NOORADDEEN
This verse is very nice.I like these types of poem and I want a lot of this. Please ramya send to my e-mail some thing like it to send it to my wife . please please
KIM
Great!!!
SHRUTI
You have very good thoughts. Keep it up. i am doing B sc. I dont get time to think things so beautifully and express my feelings so nicely. I have someone very special for me. I would like you to write something for me also. Please.thank you
JANAJANA10109
Very Good!!
ANOM
It was silly but cool at the same time.
SHORTY
I love the verses.
NINCHY_
When you write it is important to surrender oneself to the feelings. Allow the words to become mediator of the emotions that you perceive and not only the signs of the brain. Art is exspression. Can you send me some more poems? I would read them with plesure. However I wish you a creative day!
TINA
very good!! keep it up!!
ADAM
Very Nice, but could be longer.
NISHA
Ramya your verse was fantastic. All the best for better verses in future.
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