Compose a poem on any one of the following topics-
a) My school days
b) Father
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With tiny legs
we walked through sands,
Bags and books
At back and in hands.
Bare footed in group
Always we moved,
Having our meals
That mothers cooked.
Together we moved
In the open sun
Walking and running
There was fun.
Sat on plain floor
Opened our books,
Teachers were calm,
Friendly in looks.
The days are gone
Leaving me none.
Except few moments,
And teacher's comments.
Friends are far, lost
Never to get at any cost,
All are settled by time's call.
I do remember, miss them all.
please mark it as brainiest
we walked through sands,
Bags and books
At back and in hands.
Bare footed in group
Always we moved,
Having our meals
That mothers cooked.
Together we moved
In the open sun
Walking and running
There was fun.
Sat on plain floor
Opened our books,
Teachers were calm,
Friendly in looks.
The days are gone
Leaving me none.
Except few moments,
And teacher's comments.
Friends are far, lost
Never to get at any cost,
All are settled by time's call.
I do remember, miss them all.
please mark it as brainiest
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Fathers are wonderful people
Too little understood,
And we do not sing their praises
As often as we should...
For, somehow, Father seems to be
The man who pays the bills,
While Mother binds up little hurts
And nurses all our ills...
And Father struggles daily
To live up to 'his image'
As protector and provider
And 'hero of the scrimmage'...
And perhaps that is the reason
We sometimes get the notion,
That Fathers are not subject
To the thing we call emotion,
But if you look inside Dad's heart,
Where no one else can see
You'll find he's sentimental
And as 'soft' as he can be...
But he's so busy every day
In the grueling race of life,
He leaves the sentimental stuff
To his partner and his wife...
Too little understood,
And we do not sing their praises
As often as we should...
For, somehow, Father seems to be
The man who pays the bills,
While Mother binds up little hurts
And nurses all our ills...
And Father struggles daily
To live up to 'his image'
As protector and provider
And 'hero of the scrimmage'...
And perhaps that is the reason
We sometimes get the notion,
That Fathers are not subject
To the thing we call emotion,
But if you look inside Dad's heart,
Where no one else can see
You'll find he's sentimental
And as 'soft' as he can be...
But he's so busy every day
In the grueling race of life,
He leaves the sentimental stuff
To his partner and his wife...
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