The Morning

.............................THE MORNING..........................

                                                     Morning is the best time of the day

                                                               everything is quiet

                                               The birds are louding like a sing a songs

                                                          Come a cool breeze blows

                                                             Nature is a very calm

                                                        Students, going to schools

                                                              Everything peacefully

                                                               There is no hurry


MORNING IS THE BEST TIME OF THE DAY



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