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In lands diverse, the dates may sway,

A celebration in a child’s own way.

Children’s Day, a global song,

In different tunes, we all belong.

In Geneva’s halls, ’25 did see,

A proclamation for children’s glee.

June first, a universal theme,

In many hearts, a vivid dream.

Yet, in November’s embrace, a world decree,

The UN Charter’s melody for you and me.

Declaration sung on the twentieth day,

Children’s rights, in bright array.

In India’s grace, on the fourteenth of November,

A special ode for children, to remember.

Jawaharlal Nehru’s heart did sway,

For the children’s future, he’d brightly say.

A fair unfolds, where innocence dances,

Educational programs, where hope enhances.

Private schools and public too,

In unity, a day to renew.

Nehru’s vision, in children he’d see,

The future’s architects, the hope to be.

In their eyes, a nation’s reflection,

Investment in them, our true connection.

“I have always felt,” Nehru proclaimed,

“The children’s fate, the country named.

In their hands, tomorrow’s tale,

Our guidance, the wind in their sail.”

So, on this day of joy and cheer,

Let’s lend our ears, children near.

A symphony of innocence, let it play,

In every heart, every Child’s Day.