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Poetry Collection #9 I Student Aditya Jialdasani I Little Writers Program

By admin in Copulet Poetry, Creative Writing, Descriptive Writing, Free Verse, Haiku, Poetry, Poetry Collection for Kids & By Kids, Quatrain, Question and Answer Poetry, Recipe Poem, Riddle Poem on January 26, 2023

A Series of Poetry written by our Student Aditya Kailash Jialdasani.

Aditya is 11 years old young writer from Singapore. We are proud to have him as a student of the Little Writers Program, an Online Creative Writing Program using Applied Storytelling & Theatre tools under the mentorship of Trainer Khusshbo Chokhaani. We congratulate Aditya for this exemplary true self-expression.

1. “Nothing”- Riddle Style Poetry

I’m better than God,

The rich need me,

The poor have me,

and if you eat me,

You will die.

What am I?

2. “Secret” – Riddle Style Poetry

When you have me, I exist,

When I am scared, I disappear,

What am I?

3. “Sakura”- Acrostic Style Poetry

S – Super and Splendid,

A – Alluring and Appealing,

K – Keen and Kempt,

U – Uber and Uplifting,

R – Radiant and Racy,

A – Astonishing and Astounding.

4. “The Tiger”- Q & A Style Poetry

The tiger is stuck in a bush,

Why?

He cannot pull himself out,

Why?

His paws are not strong,

Why?

He is lazy at home,

Why?

He feels hunting at night is borrrrinnnng,

Why?

He would rather sleep at home,

Why?

He feels life is humdrum,

Why?

Because he doesn’t get paid!!!

5. “Winter”- Haiku Style Poetry

As the winter introduces snow,

The animals all doze off in hibernation,

Just like sloths.

6. “Cowards” – Haiku Style Poetry

As the wild animals roar,

The small animals run off like cattle,

Just like cowards.

7. “Covid”- Quatrain Style Poetry

Covid, Covid go away,

No one will give you an inn to stay in,

Why did you come anyway,

If no one will treat you as you say.

 

Covid, Covid you won’t get in,

We will put you in the bin,

You have committed a sin,

You shall burn in the kiln.

8. ” Home” – Ballad Style Poetry

I was bored at home,

Plus I was hungry,

But no food in there,

I took my wallet,

Went to the market,

Bought a nice bun,

And came back,

Very quickly indeed.

9. “School” – List Style Poetry

I go to school,

I see the same things,

Same canteen,

Same class,

Same trees,

Same field,

Same playground,

Same corridor,

Same staff room,

Same chairs,

Same desks,

Same computers,

Same teachers,

Same principal,

Same whiteboard,

What?

What’s that?

Is it children’s day?

Ha-ha,

No lesson today!

10. “Robot”- Cinquain Style Poetry

Robot

Smart Fast,

Beeping Rolling Creaking,

It’s Quicker than me,

Cyborg.

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How To Impress Santa? I Student Samaira Bhansali I Little Writers Program

By admin in Festival for Kids & By Kids, Poetry, Recipe Poem on October 12, 2022

An Original Recipe Poem by our student Samaira Bhansali.

Samaira Bhansali is 12 years old young writer from Mumbai. Her passion is writing and journalism. She usually writes autobiographies on exciting incidents that she has been through. We are proud to have her as a student of the Little Writers Program, an Online Creative Writing Program using Applied Storytelling & Theatre tools under the mentorship of Trainer Khusshbo Chokhaani. We congratulate Samaira for this exemplary true self-expression.

How to Impress Santa?

Ingredients –
1 teaspoon of promises
1 tablespoon of prayers
1/2 a cup of discipline
1 cup of understanding
5 cups of chores
4 cups of listening
8 ladles of love
25 cups of goodness
3 cups of manners
50 cups of laughter

Directions –

1] Finish your homework, brush your hair, have a shower, show love and care.

2] Wake up fresh, do your chores,  don’t forget to sweep the floors.

3] Attend school, pay attention, do not get yourself into detention.

4] Help out, keep your promise, clean up, show your goodness.
5] Go to bed, say your prayers, don’t forget to show good manners

6] Always keep discipline, show that you are listening.

7] To your friends, show understanding, always continue being outstanding.

8] Laugh out loud, celebrate, make sure you finish all the cake.

9] Joke about, there’s no limit, run around, keep up the spirit.

Please leave your valuable feedback in the comment section to encourage our student.

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