If I Run Out Poem by Mehta Hasmukh Amathaal
If I Run Out
Let us do for someone
Accept and hate no one
Invite and embrace all
Is it not the honest call?
I shall avoid
When it is laid
All such decisions
Which are full of confusions?
Not that I fear
About life and pain to bear
Yet think of my poor brother
For whom I have so much to bother
One time meal is difficult
And we talk about empires to be built
Don't we boost with so much of guilt?
What can we expect out of it as result?
Neither am I politician
Nor a reputed magician
Yet I dream of happy land
To whom I proudly call motherland
I owe complete body with blood
To her service as understood
I shall be failing in my service
If I run out of words or promises
Teresa Causey-Christian26 minutes ago I see more than
??***********.. its true we should ought to do something anything evens small or big but good for someone; we ought not to hate; hate mustnt have a place in ur hearts; we can learn this frm our own 'childhoods if we cared to look back; all were faeirly qual and lovable; we didnt have any -well-creeds; -or major differences-to fight about-we used to share often as children-and cared about one another- and even grudges didnt last long nor very hard-fights very easily forgotten and the innocence of childhood honestly is akin to eternity.Sadly this isnt accepted nor widely known and understood.Thank u 4 ur kind thoughts
Let us do for someone Accept and hate no one Invite and embrace all Is it not the honest call?
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