Unwanted Hindrance Poem by Dr. H S Swadhin Kumar Pal

Unwanted Hindrance

Life moves slow,
Storms may rise,
Still hearts grow.
Roads may bend,
Yet dreams arise,
With strength to mend.

Students read,
Through sleepless night,
They plant the seed.
Books feel wide,
Yet minds shine bright,
With hope as a guide.

Workers stand,
In heat and rain,
With an empty hand.
Still they strive,
Beyond the pain,
To keep dreams alive.

Vendors walk,
From street to lane,
With humble talk.
Though burdens stay,
They smile again,
And find their way.

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Summary: - Dr. H. S. Swadhin Kumar Pal presents "Unwanted Hindrance" as a positive reflection on the journey of life, where struggles and obstacles are not seen as failures but as stepping stones toward success. The poem highlights the determination of students, professionals, workers, and vendors who continue their paths with courage, hope, and patience despite hardships. It conveys that true achievement comes from facing difficulties with a positive mindset, strong faith, and continuous effort rather than fear or negativity.
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