September 6, 2019
Summer Break by Mahik’s
Sunrise from Madras, Ore.
Source: Sunrise 03 | Penelope Peru Photography
As we begin the school year, Mahik’s delights us with a poem of a appreciation for summer break.
No idea pops in my head,
So busy, all my thoughts are shed,
I work on bench and on bed,
Don’t know if I am alive or dead,
Big pile of work on a little soul,
I live under a rock of endless load,
Feel pity, rescue me from chores,
Cause I can’t handle more,
When the sun gets up,
So am I,
The sun sets down, but I work all night,
Leave me please,
Always I scream,
But the voice I get is – No! Do these,
Then blessing comes,
Call it summer break,
To save the weary me – Hurray!
It breaks my cage,
Yay-yay-yay,
Yay-yay-yay,
It reminds me to write again.
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Mahik's
http://mahiks.blogspot.com/Living in Moradabad, a city of North India famous for its handicraft industries and export of handicraft items all over the world, Mahika Bansal is a teen poet with enormous dreams just like all other growing buds of her age. As an artist, Mahika tries to compose poetry that speaks about the beauty of the world as well as the dark side of life. She is a creator of ideas, floating in the sparkling sea of imagination.
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