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Rhyme Time: Brown eyes

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 10:52 AM Sep 25, 2024 IST

Brown & bold

Yet rich & deep

Stood these eyes

Unloved & free

The most beautiful eyes of all

With a colour so full & pure

But what many know

When shown in light , these eyes are a sight

With various shades

Are the browns to crave

Romantic & Stunning With the power they hold ,

Is a secret to be told

Do not ever underestimate brown eyes

For they can bring you down to your knees

With their strength beneath

Riyannshi Goyal, Class X, Dass and Brown World School, Ferozepore

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Rhyme Time: Brown eyes

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