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Write about the sights you may see from a bus or an airplane. You may write it in the form of a short poem. - Marathi (Second Language) [मराठी (द्वितीय भाषा)]

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Write about the sights you may see from a bus or an airplane. You may write it in the form of a short poem. 

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The Red Bus

I'm out sightseeing on the red bus
With people around making a lot of fuss
I know I'm going to see wonderful sights
That'll soar me to the heights
The greenery
The scenery
Oh! The wonderful luxury
Of traveling in the red, red bus.

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