Believe In Your Poem by Mehta Hasmukh Amathaal
Believe In Your
If you believe only in facts and forget stories
your brain will live but your heart will die ~C Clare
Believe in
Thursday, November 14,2019
8: 20 AM
believe in
what you have seen
and observed keenly
that shall make you live happily
never distrust memory
else, that shall make you feel sorry
sometimes, it is guided by the sentiments
and not by the facts at present
life moves in the direction
where it is depended on your actions
your behavior is of utmost importance
you can seize it as heavenly chance
behave in responsible manner
and offer
your inner heart cooperation
with regard to human relation
if not, you shall be called heartless person
and shall be called so with the reasons
you shall live physically
but die spiritually and mentally
Hasmukh Mehta
Courtesy: Becky Stilwel
never distrust memory else, that shall make you feel sorry........................ behave in responsible manner and offer your inner heart cooperation with regard to human relation......................... heart touching piece......................full score
Becky Stilwell Wow very nicely done, using the quote as a prompt! I should note that the quote is one of my favorites, and comes from author, Cassandra Clare. I want to make sure she gets credit for it. I enjoyed reading the poem, thank you Hasmukh! 1 Hide or report this Like · Reply · 8h
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if not, you shall be called heartless person and shall be called so with the reasons you shall live physically but die spiritually and mentally Hasmukh Mehta Courtesy: Becky Stilwel