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This cute poem by a child narrates the journey of a cotton plant from seed to clothes.
Sankar V Murali
Std. VI, Rishabh Public School, Mayur Vihar-I, Delhi
A small and tiny cotton plant,
More higher than the ant.
I am reciting my life journey,
Do you know who I am?
A small and tiny cotton plant,
Higher than the ant.
I have a cap on me,
Which people call a cotton boll,
From which cotton is extracted
And ready to make your dresses.
People weave me into clothes
And colour them
The painful modern designing
No one bears with me
I am also used,
In making threads,
And used in stitching your clothes
Therefore in this fashionable world
I am the fashion bureau.
This is my journey
Which I wanted to share with you
That how I am used
And converted into clothes.
I am a class Vl student, studying in Rishabh Public School. I like to write poems and short stories.
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Nice poem