River

A river flowing far below,

To my joy, it flows and flows.

It quenches up mother Earth’s thirst,

It is a place where life began at first.

No place could be more peaceful,

Than sitting by a river,

I am very grateful,

While staring in the natural mirror.

God, the river so beautiful!

Yet the world is no merciful!

Thousands of fishes live in the river and enjoy its hospitality,

But when humans come, they make it their own facility.

Draining the garbage, polluting the Earth,

Leaving the river, shrinking to dearth.

A river gives them so many things,

Water to quench their thirst and their thoughts a wing.

They use water from rivers to water their crop,

But they do not care about its single drop.

At the last I want to say,

Save the rivers so they don’t decay.

Amitoz

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Hi! I am Amitoz Kaur Sandhu, a choppy black haired tween about 11 with a writing gift (And sometimes a hot temper!) from Muktsar, a small and lively town from Punjab, India. I am quite a bookworm and I like to mix my styles of writing with an olden english flair and a humourous american flair, thanks to my favourite authors, Enid Blyton and Rick Riordan, who have a very unique style of writing and keep me engrossed in the books. My amazing father introduced me to books and comics when I was small and I can't say that I have outgrown them! I write short stories and books as a hobby as I love it! I have a family of my awesome and amazing parents, my knowledgeable grandfather and my very cute brother who likes to annoy me when I am studying. I study in Little Flower Convent school which is a fantastic school that helped me a lot to develop my gift of writing and debating by enforcing rules that help a person develop in a sensible and all rounded being like me! They also initiate sports which is quite another hobby of mine to do roller hockey. Thanks to all of my people who has helped me, my family, my school, my relatives, my favourite authors, random people who like my work and of course you dear reader, my writing is shaped into what it is today. Thanks to All Amitoz Kaur Sandhu

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