The Don'ts Into Do's Poem by Aniruddha Pathak
The Don'ts Into Do's
There comes a man defeated in mind,
Unsure like a dog tail tucked to the hind,
And what ere was an opportune op door,
O looks to him a distant shore.
Then comes a man believing in him,
Walking with lion's gait, sure, somewhat grim,
And what ere was a door closed shut in face,
Looks to him a sure shot— a tennis ace,
All odds-against fought away to deuce,
Then to advantage, all don'ts into dos!
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'To a pessimist, his opportunities look like
difficulties. To an optimist, the difficulties are like
opportunities.'
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- Reflections | 10.09.12 |
Ways of life! ! With the muse of mankind on earth. Thanks for sharing this poem with us.
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4/24/2024 6:53:10 PM # 1.0.0.1119
All odds-against fought away to deuce, Then to advantage, all don'ts into dos! yes so true.. to an optimist everything is an opportunity.. thank u dear Aniruddha.. please write more of your wisdom and give us. tony
Thank you Dr Tony Brahmin, you have dug out something from deep sea. For more than six years no one cared to see, and you have now spotted it. It may not be a rare pearl, but may be a semi-precious stone.