Tamchi Mingka, a student of Grade VII in Arunachal Pradesh begins his journey into poetry with this cute poem, ‘Everything is Good’, his first poem ever.
It is a day to go
Every day the sun rises,
Every day the sun sets,
But what happened to the moon?
The moon is present in day,
The moon is present at night.
Look around the nature,
The butterflies are flying with
their beautiful colours.
The birds are singing a song (chirp-chirp).
And the air is coming
Fresh… fresh…
It is a day to rest,
It is a day to work,
It is a day to go.
Whatever weather will come,
We will not stop,
Until we do not
Reach our final place.
Tamchi Mingka is a student of Ane Moriam School, Sangram, Arunachal Pradesh, India. He likes to play football and read story books in his leisure time. His aim is to become a Civil Engineer.
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