What Else To Remember Here Poem by Mehta Hasmukh Amathaal
What Else To Remember Here
What else to remember!
Monday,10th September 2018
I had only one accomplishment
that I feel is the best at present
I have mental peace
when looking back at an ease?
something always puzzled
and thought over when fed
into the mind for obvious reasons
and it suited me as the simple person
what can be more rewarding?
when the good gesture is returned with nice wordings!
"oh so nice! to think of this gentleman"
he was not only nice but good human being
My instinct always urged me to be upright
and rush with the resolve to fight
whenever some injustice was done
my staunch support almost won me an applaud
When the time had come to lay down an office!
I was facilitated with all the good promises
"Sir, you are always welcome and remember us"
in the time of need and we shall always miss
Such things make us happy
when you have almost exhausted already
what else shall you remember?
except for the satisfaction you got from there
Hasmukh Amathalal Mehta
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It is great that you are living life on your own terms and conditions. You must have battled through several challenges in this process. Keep it up, Hasmukh Bhai :) Devika Das, Hyderabad, Sep 10,2018
Well said. If one is remembered for being good human being that is a big accomplishment. Sangeeta Das, Delhi, Sep 10,2018
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Such things make us happy when you have almost exhausted already what else shall you remember? except for the satisfaction you got from there Hasmukh Amathalal Mehta