“My Mother” by Kanav Sharma is a heartfelt and lively poem celebrating the many talents, strengths, and loving qualities of the poet’s mother. The poem beautifully captures a child’s deep love and pride for their mother, portraying her as the best, his queen.
What if your mom told you there was an alien under your bed? Would you hide, run or talk to it? Read this fun and spooky poem by Gabriel.
Harshika, an 11-year-old from Kolkata, writes a beautiful poem dedicated to her mother, expressing gratitude for her daily care and thanking God for her.
Arika writes about how a small Diwali gift reminded her of an elderly woman in need, whose silent plea for food made her realize the insignificance of material wealth and the true compassion found in sharing.
Rosy bravely caught the thief but chose kindness over anger, giving him her toys when she learned he was stealing for his daughter. Touched by her generosity, the thief promised never to steal again. Rosy’s mother praised her, and though she felt a little sad, she was happy to have changed someone’s life for the better.The story is written by Ravi, an 8-year-old from Bangalore.
Aneesh, a 7-year-old from Kolkata, crafts some humorous limericks.
“My Mother” by Kanav Sharma is a heartfelt and lively poem celebrating the many talents, strengths, and loving qualities of the poet’s mother. The poem beautifully captures a child’s deep love and pride for their mother, portraying her as the best, his queen.
What if your mom told you there was an alien under your bed? Would you hide, run or talk to it? Read this fun and spooky poem by Gabriel.
Harshika, an 11-year-old from Kolkata, writes a beautiful poem dedicated to her mother, expressing gratitude for her daily care and thanking God for her.
Arika writes about how a small Diwali gift reminded her of an elderly woman in need, whose silent plea for food made her realize the insignificance of material wealth and the true compassion found in sharing.
Rosy bravely caught the thief but chose kindness over anger, giving him her toys when she learned he was stealing for his daughter. Touched by her generosity, the thief promised never to steal again. Rosy’s mother praised her, and though she felt a little sad, she was happy to have changed someone’s life for the better.The story is written by Ravi, an 8-year-old from Bangalore.
Aneesh, a 7-year-old from Kolkata, crafts some humorous limericks.
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