We are four!

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Four, four, we are four
Come on everyone, give us a roar! 😎
Kindergarten is where we go
How to throw a tantrum, we all do know!! 😍
Frocks and jeans, ribbons and clips
Milk O Milk, We do not take sips!!! 😣
Alphabets and numbers, lines and shapes
In fruits all we like is kiwi and grapes....😋
Vegetables should never be there in our food
O spare us the horror, don't spoil our mood!!! 😆
Slippers and shoes in yellow and blue
When anyone shouts, we have no clue!!! 🤔
Manners and love, compassion and fun
Those are the fuels on which we run!!! 😘
In Sunshine and rain, Gain and pain...
We use our brain to make all fain!!!! 🤓
Our home is strewn with dolls and balls
Life is all but a happy call!!!! 😇😇


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**Wrote for my kid who turned 4 this year!!

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