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Vashita Agarwal Poem
Do you believe in aliens?
Yes they are there.
In this world and everywhere.
Once I saw them in a fare.
I was frightened as they were three,
And so I hid behind a tree.
They were filthy and dirty,
They gave me a treaty.
I know this sounds freaky,
But please try to believe me.
They made some strange signs,
Which were out of my mind.
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And suddenly someone spoke,
It sounded like a croak.
It was talking about something like treasure troves,
Which were situated near the groves.
I was caught in perspiration,
I had no destination.
I went near the yard of cremation,
With the aspiration to save my nation.
I found that it was all my imagination,
As a voice called behind me,
And I found that it was my mommy.
And that croaking voice was my tummy!
Wanting to eat something yummy!
Copyright © Vashita Agarwal | Year Posted 2011
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Vashita Agarwal Poem
No one to love, no one to care.
No one to fill this heart full of despair.
I just wish there wes somone who coudd just repair
a heart that was once broken and never did it again pair.
Truly said is that finding true love is very rare
and alas i could not get there
now all I could do is stand still and stare
For i have no one to luv no one to care.
Copyright © Vashita Agarwal | Year Posted 2014
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Vashita Agarwal Poem
MONSTERS
Monsters are very freaky,
they make sounds which are creaky.
Some of them are also friendly,
one of them is my friend Kenly.
He also studies in a school like mine,
which begins when the clock strikes nine.
They are taught magic there,
the teachers there are very rare.
Kenly is a friendly guy,
and when he goes he waves me bye.
He plays with me once in a week or two,
and comes with his friends Lime and Sue.
He once took me to his world,
which was full of mud.
In some parts there was a beautiful land,
but there was also a part of sand.
There were dangerous monsters dwelling there,
so going in the sand I did not dare.
We enjoyed that whole day,
but soon returned home as I couldn't over there stay.
Copyright © Vashita Agarwal | Year Posted 2012
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