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Rhyme Time: Smile

Smile that the days have gone Laugh that you enjoyed them on Remember the beauty Still capturing behind Waiting for something to be right Stay where you are Hoping to get better Try to choose right path Knowing that it...

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Updated At : 04:18 PM Jun 21, 2024 IST

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Smile that the days have gone

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Laugh that you enjoyed them on

Remember the beauty

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Still capturing behind

Waiting for something to be right

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Stay where you are

Hoping to get better

Try to choose right path

Knowing that it will get harder

Can’t cry for the sad times

Just say God bless us at,

the right time.

Aslesha Mankotia, Class X, Sacred Heart School, Sidhpur

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