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Nature

Nature is bright
Because of the sun’s light
A crow advised, it is
Not right to fight
Like Spike who saw
A Nest in the tree
Set the birds free
Nature produce
Which human reduce
My wishes and whims pray
Rain shower is to spray
Nature be increased
Factories be decreased
The dancing flowers, waving grass
Enhance nature’s beauty
Planting trees is a human’s duty

Kites

Abdullah Muhammad | Grade: V-D | Beaconhouse F- 7/3 Primary Islamabad

Once there was a beautiful kite
Which flew with all of its might
It also amazingly soared
So the one watching it, was never bored
And I love exquisite kites

Onomatopoeia!

Ahmad Irfan | Class VI-Ruby | BF Civil Lines Premier

Pitter-patter goes the rain,
Pitter-patter, pitter-patter
You hit the floor so hard,
But you feel no pain
Pitter-patter goes the rain, pitter-patter
Sometimes it happens that you go insane,
Sometime you come like a storm,
Or a train
Pitter-patter goes the rain,
Pitter-patter, pitter-patter

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Agonistic

(ag-uh-NISS-tik, æɡ.əˈnɪs.tɪk)

(Adjective)

1: Argumentative.
2: Striving for effect: strained.
3: Of, relating to, or being aggressive or defensive social interaction (such as fighting, fleeing, or submitting) between individuals usually of the same species.

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- "In agonistic discourse, a political rival is seen and talked about as an adversary—an adversary to be beaten, for sure—but still an adversary, with the same right to be in the political arena as one's self." — Eddie Glenn, The Tulsa (Oklahoma) World, 19 Oct. 2016
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