The Joy of Rhyming - Seasons & Nature - Author: STORY KI BORY TEAM Illustrators: Adithi Krishnadas, Krishna Bala Shenoi, Madhuri Srinivas, Megan ...
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The Joy of Rhyming - Seasons & Nature Author: STORY KI BORY TEAM Illustrators: Adithi Krishnadas, Krishna Bala Shenoi, Madhuri Srinivas, Megan Andrews, Pratham Kakodkar..
The Wind Poem by Swastik Mukherjee Petals of beautiful flowers Fly and fall on the towers When we throw a flying disk Without the wind, it’s a risk Clothes dry faster Without wind it’s a disaster Kites fly high and high They want to touch the sky Windmills go round and round They seem to make some spinning sound 3/19
The Clouds Poem by Akul Kinnarkar Clouds are black and white Sure, they make a beautiful sight Clouds are of different shapes Circle, oval and various makes Sometimes big Sometimes small They look like fog And at times like a dog Clouds are cute Hairy like jute I can hear thunder when clouds clash I can see a lightning flash Now begins the rainy season And of course, the clouds are the reason 5/19
The Summer Poem by Sharvari Patankar I eat mangoes, chocolates and yummy ice cream Then my friends and I, laugh and scream In summer I go to my hometown That’s when I smile, and never frown I drink cold drinks, they are so cool They make us drool! In summer I don’t have to go to school!! I wish summer stays for long But can other seasons wait for so long? 7/19
The Night Poem by Aarna Kinnarkar Stars are shining Moon is smiling Beautiful sight In a beautiful night When the nights are dark Big and small dogs bark Sometimes owls Make some howls I have dinner with my brother I watch tv with my mother Hugging my mother I sleep on my bed Dreaming of a fairy, dressed in red I open my eyes, it is morning No more dreams, its so boring 9/19
The Morning Poem by Deetya Das I wake up in the morning The sun is shining bright When I looked out of the window A spider gave me a fright I eat my breakfast and fruits My dog barks at me and he tries to play the flute I think he does not play well But he is very cute I hear the birds chirping And I see the horses galloping I see in the garden that the flowers are blooming And I see in the fields the cows are roaming Oh that was a beautiful morning! 11/19
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A Spring Poem by Ira Valli Navin Oh! So near Spring comes here Flowers grow In the meadow There is plenty of lemon grass We use it to flavour a smoothie and pour it in a glass Trees grow big I eat fruits like apple, orange and fig Butterflies fly In the sky And bees buzz The picture of spring isn’t a fuzz 13/19
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A Rainy Day Poem by Pragnya Hariharane I eat hot hot bhajji with my pyari Ajji I love to drink hot chocolate Before it is too late When in the weather there is a chill I love to learn a new skill But when l get a gap l love taking a short nap l drink milk from a flask Before putting on my mask l wear my favourite frock And see the birds flying in a flock l had lots of fun today Because it was a rainy day!!! 15/19
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An Autumn Poem by Nandita Kartha Yellow, orange, brown and green Are the autumn colours seen Fall is here, the air is cool My mom makes hot chocolate and I drool I sleep under my warm blanket And it gets stuck in my noisy anklet Out come pumpkins, bats, cats and spooky ghosts, asking for Halloween trick or treat Next comes Thanksgiving with the yummy turkey to eat! 17/19
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The Winter Poem by Aabha Deshpande Winter is my favourite season It’s my birthday that’s the reason I love to drink hot chocolate With my friends, Cathy and Kate I eat hot pakoda And lots of sambhar and vada I go for a winter holiday with my family We all sing very merrily 19/19
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