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Air

 


A soothing melody it sings,

Inside our ears it rings.

It is the one which bring us coolness,

And especially the way it maintains freshness.


Air is all around us,

It wears an invisibility cloak around.

But it likes to touch and stroke our skin,

It was the time of apes when it was found.


It is the one which shakes the trees,

It is the one which makes sweating seize.

It whips through our hair, leaving it to fly,

Oh my, and it is quite sly.


It scatters our papers all around,

Bound to play the game, I suppose.

It's cold and hot, cool and warm,

The apes are the ones who proposed.


Air is everywhere,

Near my eyes, nose, arms, knee

We can love air!

Air is life, it makes me feel free.


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  1. T.SrinivasanSeptember 13, 2022 at 6:23 PM

    Super Shriyandhaa.breathing fresh Air is very important . It will protect our heart and lungs which keep us healthy. Health is wealth. So pure Air will gives us good breathing. Keep our environment and surroundings clean snd free from dust . Polluted air affects our health. Prevention is better than cure. Hence breath fresh air and keep good health.

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  2. T.SrinivasanSeptember 14, 2022 at 7:29 AM

    Feeling about the presence of air and enjoying it and your presentation in appreciation through a poem is nice. Keep writing enjoy the pleasantness of the air given by the nature God
    From Pushpa patti

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