<p><span class="bold">Green</span></p>.<p>The velvety colour<br />that outlines<br />a peacock’s feather,</p>.<p>The ripe colour that relishes the inside of a juicy kiwi,</p>.<p>The lush colour that sprouts<br />along the branches of trees,</p>.<p>The opaque colour soothening the sense of jade.</p>.<p>The brittle colour bumping<br />along the spine of an alligator,</p>.<p>The dew-dropped colour<br />tinting the veins of mint leaves,</p>.<p>The whirling colour ruffling<br />the tail of a parrot,</p>.<p>The prickly colour casing the painfulness of a cactus.</p>.<p>The vibrant colour motivating everything around it to grow,</p>.<p>The serene colour planting<br />seeds of peace within us,</p>.<p>The exhilarating colour<br />pouring life into us,</p>.<p>The beautiful colour that I<br />simply adore. </p>.<p>Nandana Nair, 12</p>.<p>Albuquerque, USA</p>.<p>-------------</p>.<p><strong>Guess the colour!</strong></p>.<p>They asked me about my favourite colour </p>.<p>Is it of the sky or a flower?</p>.<p>Or is it a shade of Green?</p>.<p>As it truly feel so serene!</p>.<p>I answered that is was none</p>.<p>But of course something<br />much more fun!</p>.<p>Then since I am a girl, they think </p>.<p>my favourite colour must<br />surely be pink!</p>.<p>However, they aren’t even close. </p>.<p>So my favourite colour I<br />shall now disclose</p>.<p>Their guesses were all pretty nice,</p>.<p>Buy my favourite colour turned out to be turquoise.</p>.<p>Umaiza Fatima, 14</p>.<p>Bengaluru, Karnataka</p>.<p>--------------</p>.<p><strong>Speaking colours</strong></p>.<p>I love every colour I see!<br />Blue indicates skies and<br />The vast glittering seas.<br />Pink indicates the little flowers,<br />Which are always around me.<br />Green shows the importance of<br />the environment, which<br />should be kept clean.<br />White indicates the fluffy<br />puffy clouds,<br />And pure snow which is fun<br />to play with.</p>.<p>Amazing colours all around us,</p>.<p>That make me feel lucky.</p>.<p>Anya Vinayak, 10</p>.<p>Dharwad, Karnataka</p>
<p><span class="bold">Green</span></p>.<p>The velvety colour<br />that outlines<br />a peacock’s feather,</p>.<p>The ripe colour that relishes the inside of a juicy kiwi,</p>.<p>The lush colour that sprouts<br />along the branches of trees,</p>.<p>The opaque colour soothening the sense of jade.</p>.<p>The brittle colour bumping<br />along the spine of an alligator,</p>.<p>The dew-dropped colour<br />tinting the veins of mint leaves,</p>.<p>The whirling colour ruffling<br />the tail of a parrot,</p>.<p>The prickly colour casing the painfulness of a cactus.</p>.<p>The vibrant colour motivating everything around it to grow,</p>.<p>The serene colour planting<br />seeds of peace within us,</p>.<p>The exhilarating colour<br />pouring life into us,</p>.<p>The beautiful colour that I<br />simply adore. </p>.<p>Nandana Nair, 12</p>.<p>Albuquerque, USA</p>.<p>-------------</p>.<p><strong>Guess the colour!</strong></p>.<p>They asked me about my favourite colour </p>.<p>Is it of the sky or a flower?</p>.<p>Or is it a shade of Green?</p>.<p>As it truly feel so serene!</p>.<p>I answered that is was none</p>.<p>But of course something<br />much more fun!</p>.<p>Then since I am a girl, they think </p>.<p>my favourite colour must<br />surely be pink!</p>.<p>However, they aren’t even close. </p>.<p>So my favourite colour I<br />shall now disclose</p>.<p>Their guesses were all pretty nice,</p>.<p>Buy my favourite colour turned out to be turquoise.</p>.<p>Umaiza Fatima, 14</p>.<p>Bengaluru, Karnataka</p>.<p>--------------</p>.<p><strong>Speaking colours</strong></p>.<p>I love every colour I see!<br />Blue indicates skies and<br />The vast glittering seas.<br />Pink indicates the little flowers,<br />Which are always around me.<br />Green shows the importance of<br />the environment, which<br />should be kept clean.<br />White indicates the fluffy<br />puffy clouds,<br />And pure snow which is fun<br />to play with.</p>.<p>Amazing colours all around us,</p>.<p>That make me feel lucky.</p>.<p>Anya Vinayak, 10</p>.<p>Dharwad, Karnataka</p>