Thursday 10 September 2020

Journey Towards Hope


Journey Towards Hope - Sad

Sitting on my building’s terrace,
admiring the beauty which Earth cherish,
heart encountering a breath of fresh air,

undergoing rejuvenation in the nature’s snare.

Upon moving my head here and there,
my eyes witness a girl from nowhere,
blimey! She is rising on the brink,
looking utterly depressed and sick.


Struck by fright, I sprang,
and caught her by her hand,
“ever perceived what you were doing?” I said,
crying even more harder she stand instead.


Again, I asked, for its cause,
gloomy and extremely blue she was,
“why do I always have to fail?
why do I always have to wail?”


“Who told you to wail after having been failed?
in ‘failed’, ‘learning from mistakes’ is laid,
ever pondered what would happen to your family?
after the suicide which you were attempting.


How heartbroken your parents would be,
blaming themselves for your deed,
bringing you up with loads of love,
for just getting misery from what you’d have done.


Life has ups as well as downs,
no stage meant for you to frown,
be strong in every sphere of life,
face the hurdles with a fearless mind.


Always believe in yourself,
never degrade your inner self,
as after every dim-dark night,
the blazing light makes everything right.


Hope and faith must dominate you,
be positive in every work you do,
work as smart as you can,
and you’ll be as best as you can.


Always pursue your biggest dream,
be consistent like an ever-flowing stream,
you have the whole right of choice,

change failure into success to make the noise”.

Journey Towards Hope - Happy


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20 comments:

  1. Wonderfully penned.God Bless you and may your thoughts start thinking beyond the boundaries.

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  2. One more beautiful poem. Well said that success should not be measured by just exam marks or one such aspect. Life is too short to spend worrying, everyone should find what interest them and work hard to excel in that. When sad or depressed, always talk to your family/friends

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    1. Thank you so much. Yes, well said that exams are not the only tool of weighing success. Everyone should pursue their passion. Family/friends will guide us when we are despondent.

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  3. Amazing work. Very well written. The road to success is indeed not straight. It do has bumps, cracks and ridges. We must never lose hope at any stage of life.

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    1. Thanks a lot. Yes, we must be hopeful and optimistic in every sphere of life.

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  4. Beautifully explained!...keep it up...

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  5. The well-known maxim, "While there is life there is hope," has a deeper meaning in reverse: "While there is hope there is life."
    Hope comes first, life follows. Hope gives power to life.
    Keep up the good work beta !!

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    1. Thanks a lot. Yes, while there is hope there is life:)

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  6. Good one, as you publish more, topic and content as well are more fulfilling and matured. All should know success and failure are all part of life. Keep trying as there is always that another chance and be content with what one has

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    1. Thanks a lot. Yes, every dark night is followed by a bright morning :)

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  7. Very well written Muskan
    so deep thoughts!
    can't agree more that you learn from your failures and they gain experience from it and march forward; such things can only make you strong
    Keep it up Muskan; very creative.

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    1. Thank you. Yes, indeed failure is the stepping stone to success. We must never lose hope as there is light at the end of the tunnel :)

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  8. Beautifully explained!
    So expressive!
    Hope and optimism should always dominate us

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    1. Thanks a lot...yes, we must always believe in ourselves..

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  9. Just nailled itπŸ‘πŸ‘

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