Written by 13-year-old Kushboo from Assam, “That Beautiful Sunset” captures the magical transition from day to night with vivid imagery and gentle rhythm. The poem reminds us to pause, observe and appreciate the peaceful moments that often go unnoticed in our daily lives.
In this poem, R Vetri Vendan (12), Bangalore, beautifully captures the wonder of waiting under a starlit sky. As a young boy eagerly awaits a shooting star, he discovers that even missed moments can lead to something brighter, the radiant arrival of the Sun, lighting up the whole world.
Food scarcity is a growing global crisis driven by climate change, deforestation, conflict, population pressure and food waste. This article by Y. Yakshitha Sharma, an 11-year-old from Hyderabad explores the key causes of hunger and practical solutions to ensure food security and better nutrition for future generations.
Faith Paroma, a 14-year-old from Kampala writes 'The Struggles :Turtle Amid Plastic Pollution,' a powerful poem told from the perspective of a sea turtle struggling to survive amidst the devastating effects of ocean plastic pollution. Read the poem and be a part of the call for change and environmental hope.
“Flower Garden” by 15-year-old Pranav Raj from Mohania is a cheerful poem celebrating the beauty of blooming flowers and the joy they bring. As jasmine, sunflower and rose fill the garden, both the poet and his warden share happiness while children delight in nature’s charm.
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.
Written by 13-year-old Kushboo from Assam, “That Beautiful Sunset” captures the magical transition from day to night with vivid imagery and gentle rhythm. The poem reminds us to pause, observe and appreciate the peaceful moments that often go unnoticed in our daily lives.
In this poem, R Vetri Vendan (12), Bangalore, beautifully captures the wonder of waiting under a starlit sky. As a young boy eagerly awaits a shooting star, he discovers that even missed moments can lead to something brighter, the radiant arrival of the Sun, lighting up the whole world.
Food scarcity is a growing global crisis driven by climate change, deforestation, conflict, population pressure and food waste. This article by Y. Yakshitha Sharma, an 11-year-old from Hyderabad explores the key causes of hunger and practical solutions to ensure food security and better nutrition for future generations.
Faith Paroma, a 14-year-old from Kampala writes 'The Struggles :Turtle Amid Plastic Pollution,' a powerful poem told from the perspective of a sea turtle struggling to survive amidst the devastating effects of ocean plastic pollution. Read the poem and be a part of the call for change and environmental hope.
“Flower Garden” by 15-year-old Pranav Raj from Mohania is a cheerful poem celebrating the beauty of blooming flowers and the joy they bring. As jasmine, sunflower and rose fill the garden, both the poet and his warden share happiness while children delight in nature’s charm.
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.
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