Dimdima
Online Children's Magazine from India
Dimdima
Online Children's Magazine from India
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Oh! Trees, Precious trees!
We like seeing you move when there is a strong breeze.
You are the necessity of our life,
but sometimes we cut you by using a big knife.
You provide us food,oxygen,paper and wood,
and then we feel so good.
You give us so many things,
if i would be able to i would give you wings,
so that whenever someone tries to cut you,
you would fly and move as fast as hot air called loo.
You prevent soil erosion,
so we should make arrangements for your conservation.
So conserve as much trees as you can,
it is always best for man.
Trees are so precious
So,why not save them?
Kaashvi .H. Udwani
Std: 7-C
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavans V.M Public School, Baroda
VASUNDHARA GAEKWAD
Hey Kaashvi! This is a superb poem! Keep it up! Very well-written!
JENG
hey nice poem, keep writing...
ARPITA
very good poem.good luck for next time.
JULINE
Hey. I can do this as my daily assignments in school. Thanx for the poem..cuz' the poem makes my grades higher.
ANEESH MEHTA
very nice
NEERA
hey that's pretty well written. keep it up!!
HARSHITA
wow!! That's a good poem!!quite appreciable.
TWINKLE
Great poem!!!!!! You hav done a great job!!!!
ZION
GREAT JOB AND KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK :)))
JUNELLA GONZALES
Nice poem!!!
KAASHVI
thanks a lot everyone!
JASON JOSEPH
great poem
M.SRIKAR
Nice one
ARJUN
it is excellent
PALLAVI
Excellent poem
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