These poems are written by 6 year old kids! Amazing!
Local school students with amazing skills
Thesse poems are written by local school students claimed to excel at english because of their teacher's way of teaching!
1. My Happy family
In our home, we laugh and play,
Through each and every single day.
Mom and Dad and sis and me,
Together, we're a family.
Happiness and love, for all to see!
-by Arun Makesh (6 years old)
2. My Simba (Pet dog)
Pets are fun, and that's no lie,
Dogs and cats, they make us fly.
With wagging tails and a loving heart,
Our pets are our friends from the start.
-by Vijayalakshmi (8 years old)
3. The best grandma is the whole world
My grandma's hugs are warm and nice,
Her cookies, like a sugary slice.
With her, everything feels just right,
I love her morning, noon, and night.
Grandma's love is out of sight!
-by Surya Kumar (8 years old)
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Brilliant youngsters.