JAL KUMBHI KA JOR HAI ITNA,
CHAHU TARAF GHANGHORE HAI ITNA KI,
AAJ JHALAKATA NAHI HAI,
ASTITVA JAL KA,
SACH PUCHHO TO MAN KA,
UG AA GAI HAI,
JIS PAR GHAS
DWESH, DURVICHAR, IRSHA,
ATYACHAR KI,
LOOT, BALATKAR,
KHOON, HAHAKAR KI,
JO JALKUMBHI SE KAM NAHI,
SOCHTA HOON KYA KABHI,
NIRMAL MANN PHIR BAN PAYEGA,
PYASA KISI PATHIK KI,
PYAS PHIR BUJHA PAYEGA,
KYA PHIR SE JALASAYA MEIN,
JAL DIKH PAYEGA,
HAI! PRASHAN YAHA ANGIT,
UTTAR BAHUT SARAL HAI,
JAL KUMBHI KA JOR KYA,
RUK JAYEGA ?
YA PHIR YUNHI FAILTA JAYEGA.

OF COURSE,
MISSION FOR TARGET,
YOU SHOULD GO ON FIRE.

AT ANY RATE,YOU SHOULD CATCH YOUR AMBITION,
OTHER WISE,
WITHOUT ANY REASON YOU WILL SPEND YOUR TIME,
SO,GET UP FROM TODAY,
AND DO START FOR HARD WORK,
BECAUSE EVEN NOW,
YOU HAVE TIME TO CATCH YOUR TARGET!

Jhuk kar maine pooch liya,
Kya kama lete ho bhai,
Patri par bichhi chatai par,
Uss ne thi dukaan lagai,
Kuch Khati-Mitti goli thi,
Baat bhi uss ki bholi thi,
Umar thi uss ki teraah saal,
Bataya niz jiwan ka haal,
Dus bees to mil jaayenge,
Paise yoon kuch jud jaayenge,
Socha hain bahut-bahut upaaye,
Kabhi to durr din phir jaayenge,
Maine bhi ley lee mithi goli,
Sachmuch tha uss me bada mithaas,
Jo kara gai dhairya ka,
Jeewan mein mujhe aabhaas.

Here,wanted to write,
Even it's not right,
This really might,
Leave impressions tight.

Realised about the fact,
Depicting good ideas in tact,
Is a noble act.
Am I within the tract?

Gone this far now,
On flow that did follow.
Allowed them to grow.
At least ideas are not narrow.

The theme works further,
May shape well rather.
Inspired is me, hereafter,
Resulting in FEELING BETTER.

By V.Annasamy.

Ho ke mayoos naa yoon rahon pe chalte rahiye,
Zindagi bhor hai suraj se nikalte rahiye,
Ek paon pe teherenge to thak jayenge,
Dhire dhire hi sahi magar rahon pe cahlte rahiye.

Sometimes people come into your life,
And you know right away that they were meant to be there,
They serve some sort of purpose,
Teach you a lesson,
Or help figure out who you are,
And who you want to become.

You never know who these people may be:
Your neighbor, child, long lost friend, lover, or Even a complete stranger who,
When you lock eyes with them,
You know at that very moment that they will affect your life,
In some profound way.

And sometimes things happen to you,
And at the time they seem painful and unfair,
But in reflection you realize,
That without overcoming those obstacles,
You would have never realized,
Your potential strength, will power, or heart.

Everything happens for a reason.
Nothing happens by chance,
Or by means of good or bad luck.
Illness, injury, love, lost moments of true, greatness and sheer stupidity all occur to test the limits of your soul.

Without these small tests,
Whether they be events, illnesses or relationships,
Life would be like a smoothly paved straight flat road to nowhere,safe and comfortable,
But dull and utterly pointless.

The people you meet who affect your life,
And the successes and downfalls you experience
create who you are,
And even the bad experiences can be learned from,
In fact, they are probably the poignant and important ones.

If someone hurts you, betrays you or breaks your heart,
Forgive them,
For they have helped you learn about trust,
And the importance of being cautious to whom you open your heart.

If someone loves you,
Love them back unconditionally,
Not only because they love you,
But because they are teaching you to love,
And opening your heart and eyes to things you would have never seen or felt without them.

Make every day count.
Appreciate every moment,
And take from it everything that you possibly can,
For you may never be able to experience it again.

Talk to people you have never talked to before,
And actually listen,
Let yourself fall in love,
Break free and set your sights high.

Hold your head up because you have every right too.
Tell yourself you are a great individual and believe in yourself.
For if you don't believe in yourself,
No one else will believe in you either.

Create your own life,
And then go out and live in it!
"Live Each Day As If It Were Your Last...
Tomorrow is Not Promised"

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