The Pain Disappears Poem by Mehta Hasmukh Amathaal
The Pain Disappears
The pain disappears
When you refuse to wear out
Stand alone like rock
And take it as joke
You accept it smilingly
As any time it may appear readily
At one moment it will be joy
And very next moment it will seem decoy
Think it was just wind’s blow
Came at once and offered flow
Feel its cruelty and forget
Be always ready to get on
Smile does not mean loud laugh
Internal happiness is enough
Try for another venture
It may show you good future
Brush it aside
It proves slight
Discouraging with failure
One should think less and make doubly sure
i like it Anthony Elion Jr.9 minutes ago This is deep keep it up! This is vivid too Comment +1
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4/19/2024 8:34:38 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Human life itself is structured with pain, to continue life you have to agree with.