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STORY OF MY PENCIL

Yesterday I bought a new pencil It requested me, “I don’t want to be killed" I kept my sharpener aside And my pencil started to narrate its story with tears' tide.
By ADISH KARKI

Yesterday I bought a new pencil

It requested me, “I don’t want to be killed"

I kept my sharpener aside

And my pencil started to narrate its story with tears' tide.



“Small branch I was

So weak with the absence of eye

One day I felt an instant pain

In forlorn I remained with nothing to gain


Someone detached me from my family

Blind I was but the next spell found me in a different tally


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I felt my weaker crease going off

And a machine gulped me; to escape from there was very tough


I was pulled out with the same hand

Same as that which had detached me from my band


Around me I suddenly felt brightness and lights


New look I got with written on me 'Kites'

Another hand caught me and kept me in a group


12 of us got supplied to a shop as a troop

Giants (Humans) came and demolished every one of my dudes

And finally you came and bought me along with different goods."


As I finished hearing I started regretting about our deeds


We exterminate trees to accomplish our egoistic needs

And here's my cautioning: please do accept-

"Amparar* trees or in future nothing's going to be left."


(Amparar* is a Spanish word that means protect) 

Adish is a Grade X student at Sathya Sai Shiksha Sadan, Tokha. 

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