The Sea
by Sanaakshi, 3B
About the Author: She loves reading books and spending time with the family.

I love the sea,
It is the most beautiful thing I can see.
Full of many pretty sea creatures,
I bet they all have some clever fishy features.
And all of them move far and wide,
Even the waves know how to glide.
Now I say bye to the beloved sea,
It was the most beautiful sight I will ever see.

THE WINTER WONDERLAND
by- Spurthi Challa, Grade 6A
 

Snow falls
Kids throw around snow balls
Snowflakes are admired
The clouds are hired
To fill the cold air
Warning not to go out, with hands bare

Waveboard
Aditya Rathode, 6 B
                              
Kilo-bearer
Smooth-turner
Stream-liner
Speed-gainer                  
High-stunter
Wheelie-generator
Scratch–bearer
Leg-troubler
Automatic-speeder
Smooth-rider

London
by-Manogana - grade 6A
Manogana love reading books and writing.

Thee walking by on the busy street
Stop by at someone to meet.
Thou briefcase with you on the concrete,
As ‘tis a raineth day.

Gainst your knees are falling
Snow which is crawling,
Hath you hath your boots hauling
As ‘tis a raineth day.

Sea Creatures

by Laasya, 3C
My hobby is to dance and sing.
I like “A to Z Mysteries” and “Spirit Animals” books.
My favorite subject is social.

There are so many types of sea creatures,
And they have various features.
Some are big, some are small,
Some are short, and some are tall.
Sea creatures come in many shapes and sizes,
They are waiting for you with shocking surprises.

THE PACKAGE

by: Shriya Vadavalli, Grade 8B
Shriya loves to read and spend time with her friends. She is ever smiling!

"Beep beep" the truck was coming through,
but all that you could see was a man and a kangaroo,
he dumped the box and sped away
leaving poor Louis in astray!

Karneval
by- Bharti, Grade 9A
About the Author: Bharti is a cheerful and confident person. She loves to read books.

In the vast depths of a child's mind,
There lies a raging waterfall.
Through the waterfall it goes,
The path that leads to Karneval.

Double Trouble

by: Sarayu Gannamani, Grade 6C

My mom says I can’t keep this up any longer,
I can’t play tennis ever after.
She says it’s too time consuming,
And goes on about school and learning.
So much money is spent on balls,
Rackets, grips, kits and all.

Directions
by- Laasya, 3C

About the author: She loves to dance and sing.
Her favourite books are  “A to Z Mysteries” and “Spirit Animals” books.
My favorite subject is social.

There’s North, South, East, and West,

But no one knows which one is the best!

North is one of the directions,

It’s bad when North pokes you with injections!

South is my favorite direction so far,

I’m sad it doesn’t know how to drive a car!

East is where the sun rises,

Which is no surprise!

West is where the sun sets,

This is as easy as it gets!

Directions

By: Hiranya, Grade 3A
Madhapur

Directions everywhere,

She loves to be with her friends.

Directions in the air,

North, South, East and West,

Here is a tip and it is best!

BURIED IN THE LAND OF GRIEF …
Srikari 8 B. Srikari loves to read, explore and write.

Buried in the land of grief
Isolated from my near and dear ones
I lie, dismayed on the shore
Struggled like a dragon, glooming in a lonely spirit