I think I am ...

I think I am...

I think I am green

like the leaves all around us

which are not so mean

and always do to the nature good plus, plus, plus...

I think I am blue

like the vast open sky

No negativity can hold me with its glue

and no one can stop me to fly.

I think I am orange

like the dawn...

never do my passions estrange

and I am always happy in my lawn.

I think I am brown

like this Earth below me

rarely do I ever frown,

supporting every small and big tree.

I think I am white 

like the ocean of peace

my acquaintances smile at my sight

and I like to jump bias' crease.

I think I am a rainbow

full of beautiful colours and emotions...

If the one up there created me,

I believe I am a wonderful creation.

Why are you so foolish, "people"?

A leader should always be polite

whether there is darkness or light.

But when one becomes rude

Remember that person is a pseud!

"We not stop our work just because of you"

was said to me.

I realised that instant if this leader can't even use a correct tense,

what a big loser would that being be! 

I was gonna put a pic of that here...

but my conscious told not to show that here.

They are like Snow White's apple...

Why are you so foolish, "people"?

The people on this Earth are very friendly but the "people" here refers to that person who is very common and doesn't know the real value and meaning of being a leader in the true sense...

-SARGUN SAINI

The Pen Gives Me Hope

The Pen Gives Me Hope

When I am sad,

When nobody is there to make me glad,

of motivation, I try to climb the rope

and then the pen gives me hope.

To get rid of those feelings, I write and write 

and then my worries fly like a kite

then I cut that thread of nope

and then the pen gives me hope.

I write a beautiful poem then,

that's why I love my pen!

All the dirt is removed by this soap,

and then the pen gives me hope...

my pen gives me hope.

-Sargun Saini

(IMAGE TAKEN FROM GOOGLE IMAGES)

Was it really Time?

On my left hand's wrist,
I always wore,
a pretty, little watch
to make me adore...
every little moment,
and not to lament.

Every day it used to go
with me to school.
I used to tell my friends when the class had to end
and sometimes made them a fool.
The things and memories that passed were prime
but...was it really Time?

-Sargun Saini

                                                                                                                                                

At my old school, we were allowed to wear watches only from 6th grade onwards and after the first day of 6th grade till 10th grade, I never left a day on which I didn't wear my watch (except on exam days when I was busy revising my notes. What an irony!). Now in 11th grade, due to lockdown because of the pandemic, that "pleasure of wearing a watch" and looking like a gentle and decent girl is lost and dry but I will make sure not to leave my watch alone when my school reopens. !

Have you visited this place ?

These images have many memories related to me!

(AND THIS DOESN'T REQUIRE A TITLE!)

When I sit on the dentist's chair,

I feel something's not right here!

And as the chair bends down,

my mind and heart start to frown.

And when her/his tools go inside my mouth,

I am so afraid that I shout!

I run away from that seat

and now it's not gonna be a good treat!

Then (s)he fixes me at that place

Even my mom standing beside me (if I run again) to chase.

The sound, the noise of these instruments

just make me cry to a great extent.

Then when the work is done

it's time to have fun.

Mom buys me ice-cream

it's like a new and fresh day after a night's bad dream!

-Sargun Saini

(Every time my tooth was gonna break, I had to visit the dentist and the experience is explained above!)

Hope you liked it!

                                                                                                                                                                 

I am sure, most of us have visited the dentist at least once. Now listen to my story...the sight of those tools above haunts me every now and then. As a young kid with milk teeth, I had to visit the dentist regularly. I was so afraid of that chair and those types of equipment even more than the dentist herself/himself that I used to slip down from the chair and escape from the clinic,... with my mother and the doctor chasing me behind. It used to take around two hours to make me sit on that thing and get my milk tooth removed. The only driving force that pushed me to get my milk teeth broken was "ice-cream". The only advice of the dentist I followed genuinely was to have ice cream! 😁

You know once I got so frustrated that I decided to become a dentist when I grow up so that I may take my "badla"! (obviously, those dentists would have grown old till then!)....BUT THEN I WAS A KID AND NOW I UNDERSTAND, DENTISTS ARE GOOD PEOPLE. 😇

                                                                                                                                                                

Do you also have any "scary" experiences like this to share? 😂