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The Scourge of Pollution

February 21, 2018 | By Paridhi Bhardwaj

painting on pollution

The Clouds of Pollution
Darken the Sky
Breathing is Difficult
Though Harder We Try

Love Mother Earth
Protect Her Natural Beauty
Nature will Smile
And Protect Us!

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Paridhi Bhardwaj

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Paridhi is a consistent prize winner in painting and art and craft competitions. She also enjoys taekwondo, badminton and other competitive sports.
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One thought on “The Scourge of Pollution”

madison singleton March 10, 2023 at 7:51 pm

i think the authors point of view was to show what the world is (pollution) and what it can be (beutiful).

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