My School, My Pride : A poem by Hrit Sarkar

My school is my pride
with a large ground on its side

It builds upon students’ character
as someone becomes scientist or an actor

Five labs are there in my school
hey! I’m not making you a fool

Oops! I missed out the robotics lab
don’t think that it is a crap

Many sports are performed in my school
that’s why, my school is supercool

Our all 164 teachers being masterpiece
don’t worry! They love peace

All students love their school and teachers
because they have one special feature

The feature is that they do not give up teaching
in these lockdown days’ online meeting

I am happy that my school completed 25 years
and now ,can I say “cheers”??!!

Hrit Sarkar is a student of class VIII, Delhi Public School, Maruti Kunj, Gurugram.

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