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Sunny Days - Poem

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Sunny Days


Rain can you please go,
Birds are happy building their nest,

Lions are happy eating their food,
Mothers are happy drying their clothes,

Dad is happy with his golf,
And it's Sunday kids are happy playing outdoor,
Rain, rain go away
By: Gayatri Nambiar

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