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The five senses<br />

Everyday when I go downstairs in my house, I see a teashop from the<br />

front of my gate. In this teashop, there are many Pathans sitting <strong>and</strong><br />

having their breakfast, which seems very awful. I also see many cars<br />

parked near the footpath. I think about sitting in a car <strong>and</strong> going to<br />

school.<br />

When I walk a little ahead, I see a big bakery on my left <strong>and</strong> many men<br />

working inside <strong>and</strong> people buying things. I could smell the baked<br />

biscuits <strong>and</strong> felt a bit hungry. I could also hear the bus sirens, waiting for<br />

the children to come.<br />

When I walk further along the path I see a pan shop which is the colour<br />

of brown, which is really weird. I could hear the recitation of Holy<br />

Qu’ran from that shop.<br />

After the pan shop, there is a small path that crosses over lots of garbage<br />

<strong>and</strong> buzzing flies, the garbage gives off a bad smell. After crossing the<br />

small path, I sigh with relief.<br />

On the opposite side of the road, I can see a machine making sugar cane<br />

juice <strong>and</strong> a man st<strong>and</strong>ing beside it, which seems very strange. I also see<br />

students of different schools waiting for their buses.<br />

Further along there is a big, busy road where buses <strong>and</strong> cars are<br />

travelling. There are also people waiting for the road to clear so they can<br />

go across. I cross the big, busy road <strong>and</strong> see a school where children are<br />

running to enter inside.<br />

Eventually I come to my school where I see children entering the gate<br />

<strong>and</strong> hear children greeting the gatekeeper, which gives the students a<br />

warm feeling <strong>and</strong> brings a smile on the gatekeepers face.<br />

Hina Hanif<br />

Aga Khan School Kharadhar, Karachi<br />

Pakistan<br />

Pakistan<br />

My country’s name is Pakistan. It has four provinces Sindh, Punjab,<br />

Balochistan <strong>and</strong> N.W.F.P. I live in the province of Sindh.<br />

Mohd Mujtaba Roohani<br />

Class I<br />

Fatimiyah Boys’ School, Karachi<br />

Pakistan<br />

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