The Boring Holidays

Arnav Gupta

The world went down,

And the heart-beats up

We stayed at home,

and enjoyed family’s lub-dub.

 

The first few days, were so fictional,

We played a lot, and loved to go digital.

 

After a month, life took one-eighty,

What once was joy, became so shady.

 

 Increased screen time, made my eyes cry ,

A guy so social, became so shy.

 

Parks and friends, went so far,

Even the long drives, in my car.

 

Playing video games, once was fun,

But honestly speaking, now I am done.

 

Finally worked, on developing my skill,

Thanks to my parents, for adding that thrill.

 

Then I was excited, for every new event,

Learnt every day, some new content.

 

Online schooling, was going fine,

But I wanted to go to school, to outshine.

 

Missed my school, and my buddies,

There’s definitely life, beside studies.

 

Eventually my dream, had come true,

And the school re-opened, for the memorable rendezvous.

 

It was only month and a half, that we enjoyed our school,

And the vacations started, pretty uncool.

 

Wishing for the good days, to come back soon,

Hoping to hug my friends and again sing in tune.

  • Author: Arnav Gupta (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 29th, 2022 07:17
  • Comment from author about the poem: I am an 8th grader born on 3rd Jan 2010.It's a couplet poetry - I tried to put my covid lockdown experience on paper in a form of this poem, it is very close to my heart and my very genuine feelings are attached with this poem, I genuinely mean every bit of it. My experience from the very day 1 of lockdown till the schools reopened after 2 years and then how I felt when summer vacations started.
  • Category: Children
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  • GreatHeart

    Hope you'll not be bored again and find some enjoyment too



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