Rhyme Corner: Dreams to reality

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Updated At : 04:23 PM Jul 10, 2024 IST

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Every day waking to achieve dreams

Oh no! Cannot count how many dreams to achieve

With little compassion and ambitions

I will achieve those dreams

With dark circles under my eyes

I want to fly like those butterflies in sky

Sacrificed my sleepy dreams

After some days

I will celebrate my success with loud scream

If my dream will die

Nobody knows how much I will cry

But I will try and try

Because I want to fly like those butterflies in sky.

Vanshika Pathania, Class X, MCM DAV Public School, Baghni

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