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Day: March 2, 2022

Air Pollution Needs To Stop | Student Ehsaas Agarwal | Little Writers Program

By admin in Copulet Poetry, Creative Writing, Environment Poetry, Poetry on March 2, 2022

A Couplet Free Style Poem written by our student Ehsaas Agarwal.

Ehsass is 7.5 years old from Hyderabad. We are proud to have him as a student of Little Writers Program, an Online Creative Writing Program using Applied Storytelling & Theatre tools under the mentorship of Trainer Khusshbo Chokhaani. We congratulate Ehsaas for this exemplary true self-expression.

Air Pollution Needs To Stop

Air pollution is not good.
Brings Earth harm and to us bad food.

Could this be the end of our planet?
Don’t do it! It will rip Earth’s blanket.

Eclipses may be the helper of air pollution,
For only we can find a solution.

God is not happy at all,
He thinks we destroy Earth to make a mall.

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The Bunny Rabbit’s Kindness I Student Pratishtha Agarwal I Little Writers Program

By admin in Public Speaking through Stories on March 2, 2022

An Original Story written by our student Pratishtha Agarwal.

Pratishtha is 9 years old girl from Jaipur, who can make people laugh with her drama and funny faces. We are proud to have her as a student of Little Writers Program, an Online Creative Writing Program using Applied Storytelling & Theatre tools under the mentorship of Trainer Khusshbo Chokhaani. We congratulate Pratishtha for this exemplary true self-expression.

The Bunny Rabbit’s Kindness

Once there lived a cat called Kitty with her kittens in a canal. She was unable to procure milk. But somehow, they managed with a loaf of bread. This went on for a few days. She was tired and had no help.

One day, a rabbit named Bunny was passing by, and suddenly he saw sad Kitty and asked, “What happened to you Kitty? Why are you looking a little sad, tell me what happened?” Then she narrated the whole story to Bunny. Bunny thought for a couple of minutes and said, “Where I live, my master gives me milk every day. I don’t like it; hence I promptly go out and eat carrots. The milk stays as it is. You can come to my house daily and drink the milk with your kittens.”

The Kitty started going to Bunny’s house every day. She fed herself and her kittens. She expressed gratitude to Bunny for helping her. Sometimes, even getting a carrot for her. After that, her kittens and she never went hungry again.

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