Resolution of a Muslim Child- A poem

A resolution of a Muslim child 

A poem by Saima Nadeem 

 I'll recite the Quran daily

Has promised it to myself really

 Five prayers to be offered

 With good manners to be ordered

 Don't abuse anyone from now 

A patience will avoid any row

My tongue may not get black 

Only the truth has pleasing track

Will Listen to the teachers 

 Not to be stubborn to parents

Intend to work hard day and night

 The best result is now on my right

Don't want to get sick or lazy

Will Reduce the use of mobile crazy

 A plant is to be planted this year 

I have to help the poor my near

 No littering on the road

 Cleanliness is my success code

 My homeland is like my mother

 I will be its pride, time shows whatever 

What is Resolution or New year Resolution 

A resolution is a tradition, a promise to oneself. A resolution can be made at the start of a new year or entering a new class or place in which a person or student resolves to continue good practices and hard work, to change an undesirable habit or behavior, to accomplish any goal. Mostly at the beginning of a calendar year he commits himself to certain things and tries to fulfill them throughout the year, this is called a resolution. A resolution can be written in a diary. A poster can be made and put up in the room or a chart is made and put up in the classroom.

This poem is a new year resolution of a Muslim child in which he promises to recite the Quran, speak the truth, plant a tree and many other things in the new year.