Dimdima
Online Children's Magazine from India
Dimdima
Online Children's Magazine from India
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I could see that drop of grief
Flowing down her cheek.
I asked her why
But that made her cry more.
Am I not close to you
For you to reveal the secret?
She had to do all our house chores
And was whipped by my aunt if at all she snored.
What a nasty aunt I had
I thought about the girl so sad.
I wish I could have her as my sister
Guard her lovely face from blister.
But all these wishes will remain wishes
Though I’ll console her with lots of love and kisses.
To make sure she never feels alone,
Bored, sole and forlorn.
I will treat that girl like my own sister!
Kaushika Nair
VII A
B.V.M, Elamakkara
Kochi
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