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My Dream, a poem by Ritwick Sinha

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My Dream

I like to dream --
I dream to be a doctor,
I dream to be an actor.
I dream to be a painter,
I dream to be a cricketer.
I dream to be a scientist,
I dream to be an artist.
I dream to be a teacher,
I dream to be an engineer.
I dream to be a pilot,
I dream to be an astronaut.
My dream is my aim.

By Ritwick Sinha
Class-III,
Don Bosco School,
Guwahati.

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    1. Pratibha Sinha14 October 2009 at 22:55

      Dream or imagination is the source of all creative thoughts converting into innovative results. The dream at tender age of human is the seed of all innovations and wonders taking place in the world.

      So,it is the duty of every parents to nourish and culture the dreams of child and encourage them to grow with it. Parents can help the child to decide the real aim of the child as per his/her intelligence and capability.

      Ritwick has written a very sweet & touchy poem expressing his dreams on the paper which reminds me my childhood dreams. Keep it up Ritwick and keep your dreams always alive which will help you to reach your real aim in life.

      Pratibha Sinha
      Guwahati

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    2. ramendu15 October 2009 at 11:12

      Thanx Pratibha on bahelf of Ritwick Sinha. I m trying in my level best. - Ramendu'da

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