• The stories have to be a minimum 250 words and maximum 350 words.
• The setting of the story should be   U A E- deserts, mountains, sea, castles, demolished neighbourhood or haunted houses.
• The characters can be humans, animals, Jinns/devils, half humans, plants or objects 
• The names of the characters must be associated with U A E’s traditions and customs.
• The skills of the characters must be associated with     U A E’s traditions and customs: examples: sailor, merchant, farmer, pearl diver etc. However, these roles were limited in the past. So the roles of Emiratis can change to reflect the varied roles they play in all sectors of modern day industries if your story is set in the present or future.
• The tales must include a theme that teaches an Emirati value or principal, i.e. Loyalty, honesty, respect for elders etc.
• There must be a logical series of events. 

• The poem should have minimum 8 lines and maximum 20 lines.
• Poems should be your original creations.
• The content should reflect your love for U A E and respect for the leaders who are the strength behind the success and sources of inspiration.

Write about the positive and negative aspects of war

Summary- Borders and wars dissolve to reveal the shared humanity beneath each person. All men eat the same food and walk the same earth and die and return to the same earth, eventually

we should remember that killing a person doesnt solve anything

Gagul & Qavi

he says we all live in the same in the same world,everyone faces their own problems but as humans we should’nt show hatred towards anyone but be kind and consider everyone as the same

Loss of life

Psychological trauma

Positive aspects-

Political changes

Bateen Liwa

1- Khor fakkan-the view and the boating

• Corniche- everything

hatta dam - the waters are beautiful

Khorfakkan

The Liwa oasis

Khorfakkan

The beach

2)Liwa desert : this desert is home to some of the tallest sand dunes in the world.

3)Sir Bani yas island : This wildlife reserve is a haven for endangered species,

Dhushyanth 9A

In the third stanza, he says that, even in the city, the sound of lake water stays with him. While he stands on the colourless pavement as he recollects the lake surroundings. He still hears it deep in his hearts core.

Done by aiza, niba, riza

the poet talks about he tranquility of the isle and how the cricket sings in the morning and the noon is a purple glow, which signify the beauty of the place

STANZA 3

the poet is ready to leave for innisfree,the speaker dreams of creating a simple home on Innisfree. He imagines the sound of water nearby and the buzzing of bees and hears all of them in his hearts core

stanza 3:In this stanza the poet says that now he will stand up and go to Innisfree because all the time, the sound of the lake waters striking the shore repeats in his mind. This sound attracts him towards the lake. Wherever he is – either standing on the roadway or on the grey – coloured pavements, he hears the sound deep in the innermost part of his heart.

1. Imagery: Yeats creates vivid mental pictures of Innisfree with descriptions of the natural world:

   • "I will arise and go now, and go to Innisfree"

   • "Nine bean-rows will I have there, a hive for the honeybee"

   • "And evening full of the linnet's wings"

2. Alliteration: The repetition of consonant sounds emphasizes rhythm and mood:

   • "a hive for the honeybee"

   • "I hear lake water lapping"

3. Metaphor: The poem contrasts the peaceful life at Innisfree with the busy city life, though not directly stated, the difference in experiences is metaphorical.

   • The city represents complexity and chaos, while Innisfree symbolizes tranquility and simplicity.

4. Repetition: The phrase "I will arise and go now" is repeated, showing the speaker’s persistent longing to escape.

5. Personification: Nature is given human-like qualities:

   • "And live alone in the bee-loud glade" (the glade seems to hum with the bees, as if it's alive).

SUMMARY

In the second stanza, the speaker envisions the serenity of Innisfree. He describes how peace will come "dropping slow" like the soft morning mist. The natural rhythm of the day unfolds, with mornings cloaked in a hazy, dreamlike beauty, and the evenings filled with the gentle flutter of linnet birds' wings. The imagery here emphasizes the quiet and stillness of life on the island, where nature brings peace gradually and consistently.

TONE

reflective

MOOD

calm