A haunting environmental poem by Yachna Anand a 15-year-old from Sharjah, “What Remains of Avarice” reflects on human greed, ecological destruction, and the final cry of a dying Earth. A powerful reminder that we cannot eat, drink, or breathe money.
In “The Earth We Leave Behind,” 14-year-old Aditi Niranjan Patil writes a heartfelt plea to protect our planet. Through vivid imagery and emotion, she reminds us that we do not own the Earth but we belong to it. Her poem beautifully captures the balance between development and destruction, urging everyone to nurture nature before it’s too late.
Naga Yakshitha Sharma, an 11-year-old from Hyderabad, presents Kaleidoscope of Rhymes, a delightful collection of poems that capture shifting moods, from busy weekdays to tender feelings and cherished old memories. Dive into her verses and explore emotions through poetry.
Arika an 11-year-old from Faridabad reflects on the environmental impact of e-waste through her poem, illustrating how discarded technology becomes a burden on the earth.
12-year-old Riyansh from Khurja draws motivation from the earth that never gives up.
In the environment month, let’s be grateful to Mother Earth. Jash, 10, from Ahmedabad shows us how.
A haunting environmental poem by Yachna Anand a 15-year-old from Sharjah, “What Remains of Avarice” reflects on human greed, ecological destruction, and the final cry of a dying Earth. A powerful reminder that we cannot eat, drink, or breathe money.
In “The Earth We Leave Behind,” 14-year-old Aditi Niranjan Patil writes a heartfelt plea to protect our planet. Through vivid imagery and emotion, she reminds us that we do not own the Earth but we belong to it. Her poem beautifully captures the balance between development and destruction, urging everyone to nurture nature before it’s too late.
Naga Yakshitha Sharma, an 11-year-old from Hyderabad, presents Kaleidoscope of Rhymes, a delightful collection of poems that capture shifting moods, from busy weekdays to tender feelings and cherished old memories. Dive into her verses and explore emotions through poetry.
Arika an 11-year-old from Faridabad reflects on the environmental impact of e-waste through her poem, illustrating how discarded technology becomes a burden on the earth.
12-year-old Riyansh from Khurja draws motivation from the earth that never gives up.
In the environment month, let’s be grateful to Mother Earth. Jash, 10, from Ahmedabad shows us how.
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