My love of nature

I love the sound of birds so early in the morn, I like the sound of puppies soon after they are born. I love the smell of flowers and the taste of honey from bees. I love the sound the...

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Updated At : 03:44 PM Jun 27, 2024 IST

I love the sound of birds

so early in the morn,

I like the sound of puppies

soon after they are born.

I love the smell of flowers

and the taste of honey from bees.

I love the sound the wind makes

when it’s blowing through the trees.

I love the way the sky looks

on a bright and sunny day,

and even when it’s rainy,

I love the shades of gray.

I love the smell of the ocean,

the sound of waves upon the sand,

I love the feel of seashells

and how they look in my hand.

And when the sun is gone,

I love the moon that shines so bright,

I love the sounds of crickets

and other creatures of the night.

So when I lay me down to sleep,

I thank the Lord above,

For all the things of nature and more,

all the things I love.

Bhargvi, Class VIII, DAV Public School, Dharmsala

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Remembering Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia

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