Oh, English Literature, thou art a gem,
A treasure of wisdom, thought, and grace,
A world of words that shine like diadem,
And stir the soul with their enchanting pace.
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In the summer's golden embrace,
A fruit emerges with sweet grace.
Oh, the mango, a tropical delight,
A luscious treasure, a pure delight.
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In a world of black and white,
A symphony takes flight.
The piano, an instrument grand,
Guiding us to a magical land.
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Daisy, a flower that touches the depths of the heart.
Your presence brings solace, peace and cheer,
Your simplicity is a cherished art,
Filling the world with radiant delight.
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When do women have the liberty to live their lives without fear?
Are they haunted by the specter of violence and tear?
When do their voices thunder, with a crescendo of courage and might?
When do their spirits soar freely, on the wings of unbridled delight?
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Teachers, the poets of the classroom, weaving words into wisdom,
You are the greatest of all time.
With every lectures, a firework of knowledge explodes,
A symphony of insight, that the heart and mind loads!
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This day we celebrate the heart of love,
The noblest calling known to human kind;
A mother's love, like sunshine from above,
A grace that's given freely to mankind.
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You arrived as strangers and uncertain,
But you leave as a family, a close-knit team.
Through exams and projects, you stood strong,
Supporting each other when things went wrong.
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English Literature
Oh, English Literature, thou art a gem,
A treasure of wisdom, thought, and grace,
A world of words that shine like diadem,
And stir the soul with their enchanting pace.
In thee we find the power to ignite,
A fire that burns within our very soul,
And through thy lines, we soar to great height,
And learn to see the world with a new goal.
Thou teach us to explore the human heart,
To understand the nature of our kind,
And through the characters, we play a part,
In the universal story of mankind.
Oh, English Literature, we sing thy praise,
For all the wonders that thou dost amaze.