SOME MORE POEMS ...Aabha Mohan (eight poems)

 A parrot speaks

I am a green parrot
I have come to thank thee
Thank You for planting the sapling
That has now grown into a tree!




The girl child
brightens the home
Yet the indian parents, ignorant
Go for female foeticide
The doctors endanger
Two female lives
The female mother kills her female child.

Mother

Mothers bring joy
Mothers bring mirth
Mothers are GOD'S best
Creation on Mother Earth


Don't Pollute
Every river is sacred
Don't dump the garbage in
Washing your dirty linen in it-is a sin

The toxic wastes, spoil the taste
The aquatic animals and plants
Are forced to die
Perrenial rivers, will be seasonal, will shrink

, shrivel and soon dry.



Wish you a very happy birthday

May you have a blissful day
The world will soon heal
With same enthusiasm and new zeal
So celebrate and spread some happiness around
May God bless you with joy profound
We love you more each day
Wish you a very happy birthday!!!!

Teachers
Teacher you inspire
 In your students
You instill the desire
To unfurl their own potential
And imbibe all that is essential
To become better in letter and deed
Dear teachers You are 24×7 on duty
Sincerity .humility and dedication
Your noble profession's beauty
Happy teacher's day
Thank you for helping each student
In a different and special way.


The fish

The little fish,with fins and gills 

Wanted to come with me uphill

I agreed and took the little fish in my car

My gold fish in its golden glass jar!


 LISTEN

Listen to  your elders

Listen to what they 

Have to say

Listen to your heart

When  you pray

Listen to the song of birds

Listen to the mooing herds

Listen to your pet 

When it has to play 

Always use ‘to’ after listen

Remember ‘ to’ is a preposition.

 

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