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In the month of January, the New Year, a baby was born. With her birth, a seed was sown in our garden. The seed grew day by day like the little baby- stronger and healthier. The baby grew old and the tender sapling began its journey in this garden of life.
In the month of February, she befriended little birds, the sparrows which breezed here and there.
In the month of March, when the sun peeped in, the little girl realized that summer had arrived. She regularly watered the plant.
In the month of April, birds flew, trees, flowers and amid the leaves of the fall, her day breezed away in this beautiful garden.
In the month of May, she realized if human could feel thirsty, birds and animals could too! She religiously used to feed the birds which knocked our house for water. She would feed them with seeds to eat.
In the month of June, season elapsed and she enjoyed the monsoon and of course the cuckooing koyals.
In the month of July, she witnessed the plant growing into a tree just like her. As days progressed, she befriended nature and everything that was associated with nature.
In the month of August, she strolled out with us. She enjoyed nature and her friendship with nature intensified.
In the month of October, in the bounties of nature, amongst the marvelous creatures, she loved what she was doing and derived happiness by admiring and watching them from our balcony.
In the month of November, her bond with nature witnessed many new things, the birds would return back seeking shelter at our place.
In the month of December, amongst the snowing dews, she made sure her friends whom she befriended in form of birds and animals were happy and safe.
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