Rhyme Corner: Childhood

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 04:01 PM Jul 12, 2024 IST

We came as aimless,

and started our journey clueless.

It was hard but have fun,

it took many years to start a long run.

Remember days when our smiles were real,

and cry was what we faked.

We used to hate school,

but we love this prison.

It’s amazing how this journey has ridden.

Those days everyone was our true friend,

but now we are stranger for everyone, Because our use was done.

I want to go back in my childhood,

As it was my favourite ‘playhood’.

Akriti Sharma, Class IX, MCM DAV Sr Sec Public School, Bhagni

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