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Kindness every where
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Look to the tree

how she bent with laden fruits and flowers

the kindness of nature reflects there

for survival of all.

Look at the sun and moon

how they are working from ages

with their kind touch we feel.

Kindness is at each step

also in the passionate eyes of human.

Let us unveil the mystery of kindness

with feelings of heart

to create a civilization

and to write a new history of joys everywhere.
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Author Notes
write the poem for the little kid of my heart

© Sarojini Pattayat. All rights reserved

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