I remember my dad's scooter,
Twas coloured red,
With black bordering the sides,
Making it look majestic.
I remember my dad's scooter,
It's number was 7121.
Twas a part of my childhood
And now, in my memory.
I remember my dad's scooter,
The...
Childhood was a nightmare for her,
As she didn't enjoy.
Nothing was normal like others,
As she was the sole breadwinner.
Her family, dependent on her,
She forgot to enjoy life.
Money, care and security
Was all that her little mind...
Pride of the owner
Envied by the eyes around
Charm it was, to own.
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Image by Rupert Kittinger-Sereinig from Pixabay
Oft I wonder,
How do children manage to be happy?
They cry and weep,
But that's short lived.
They smile and laugh their hearts out,
Oblivious of their surroundings.
What's the secret mantra I thought,
And slowly drifted to sleep.
Heard a...
An eerie silence shrouded the air,
Unusual that was,
As kids were part of the daily affair.
An armed troop was the reason,
For the vibrant air to turn chill,
Even during this festive season.
Two shots, one hit the...
Sun shining down the horizon,
Fun is intended during the day,
None can stop the joyous banter
Run do they, in merriment and gay.
Friends, as they come together,
Transcends happiness all around,
Sends vibes so positive and
Intends to bring...
The days filled with laughter,
Sans any worries.
Running to parents for very minute things,
Oh! How much I miss.
Childhood was indeed a bliss.
Playing with the raindrops,
Floating the paperboats,
And splashing the puddles
Oh! How much I miss.
Childhood was...
Pink and blue,
Is the primary hue.
The sight of you,
Made me love you.
Soft and fluffy,
Just like a teddy, so puffy.
Touching you was so comfy,
For me and my tummy.
You were just so awesome,
That my young heart...