Fast Without Poem by Mehta Hasmukh Amathaal
Fast Without
Fast without food/water
Thursday,9th May 2019
It is holy fasting
the joy is everlasting
as surrender is made to an almighty
for the internal purity
as the name speaks
it is a blessing in disguise for the weak
who try to see through divine vision
and pray for all the humans
it is not easy to fast without water
and last
the whole day waiting for the sun to disappear
the stomach inches near for food
we all derive the strength
from the faith
and the religious rituals
it is good for all the individuals
it gives not only strength and purity
but reflects faith in the name of an almighty
my friend reminds me daily
but sticks to the holy spirit heartily
there may be millions
who wish to be a good human
regardless of what place or nation they belong
the prayers go for the well being
Hasmukh Mehta
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY AND POEM OF THE DAY MAY YOU BE THE FIRSTEST SOON ONE DAY IF NOT TODAY SOME DAY ERE I PASS AWAY
Reflection of faith in an almighty beautifully versified. Congrats on poem of the Day.
In the early evening, facing to Mecca the fasting will be ended each day with plenty of food in groups with the same religion, the islam religion, the moslems of the world. My highest appreciations for this worldly fasting. CONGRATULATIONS for a well deserved Member Poem Of The Day, Hurray!
it gives not only strength and purity but reflects faith in the name of an almighty my friend reminds me daily but sticks to the holy spirit heartily.. a very fine poem dear Hasmukh..Amathalal. tony
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