Be Happy Poem by Aftab Alam

Be Happy

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Awake, awake, O my torn fate! Be wise
Why do you fall? Can't you rise?
Hurry up! before the body is buried deep,
Keep thy change that ye must keep.

In the dark, every night, starry dew,
Every day, Sun chirps on my window,
Peck Pearls of my grief, with rays of glow,
Known to many yet perceived by a few,


In the darkest moment of my life,
When tears incessantly flow then
I open the window, find hope, in the peeping sun;
Ah! there is the courage, I play with his fife.

Till there is the sun, shall not dew perish?
Hope and struggle unto future ye must kiss.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Valsa George 03 May 2013

Kindling the light of hope in depressed minds, this poem energizes and invgorates! ! Enjoyed reading it! !

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David Wood 02 May 2013

A sonnet of hope. A wonderful poem that is light and spontanious.

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Wahab Abdul 01 May 2013

you have a very good hand to excel in poetry, carry on...keep doing..i like yr poetry...

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Elena Sandu 30 April 2013

Till there is the sun, shall not dew perish? Powerful, energizing poem, thank you!

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Yasmin Khan 30 April 2013

A hope poem with optimism running through each word and phrase.

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Kumarmani Mahakul 09 July 2016

Being wise is good always and inviting fate to be in life wisely to give fortune is definitely Interesting. This poem awakes reminding rising of sun in life to overcome the darkest moment. Wonderful sharing definitely....10

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Aftab Alam Khursheed 01 September 2014

Thanks to all those who read the poem here on POEM HUNTER.COM..give me pleasure..pleasure of many kinds that is difficult to explain in words thanks you all

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Heather Wilkins 01 June 2013

A lovely sonnet. till there is a sun shall not dew perish Hope and struggle unto future ye must kiss.

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Chandra Thiagarajan 04 May 2013

AN INVIGORATING SONNET TO ENJOY! VERY NICE WITH RHYME AND RHYTHM !

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Valerie Dohren 03 May 2013

Excellent sonnet Atfab, the sun as a symbol of hope - lovely.

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