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Stars in Night In this scary night, only the stars are bright. I gazed at the tree, heard a laugh from afar, As a leaf fluttered down, in the shape of a star. I saw a firefly, that was flying...

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Updated At : 12:00 PM Oct 12, 2023 IST

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Stars in Night

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In this scary night,

only the stars are bright.

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I gazed at the tree,

heard a laugh from afar,

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As a leaf fluttered down,

in the shape of a star.

I saw a firefly, that was

flying very high,

they were looking bright,

in this dark night.

The little stars that shine and rise,

and a kind of magical bright

surprise.

Spirits of the sky invite me to play,

Chasing lazy starbeams that

wondered our way.

Dron Khanna, Class VII, Golden Earth Global School, Patiala Road, Sangrur

11110612CD _IMG_20231008_WA0008.jpg — Artist Ibadat Kaur, Class II, Doon International School, Mohali

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