Better to be a person
of a few impactful words,
rather than a blabber who probably makes a lot less sense.-
They don't mind losing, so you can win.
Sacrifice is all they know, for their kin.
Carrying your responsibility, till the last breath,
Watching out for you, even in the face of death
Toiling hard day and night to make a buck
Coming home with a ton of expectations for them
Trying to fulfill each one of them,
Facing anger, ire, love and affection.
This is for the fathers in the world,
Who care for all of us, since we are kids till the last moment they see us.
They lift you up when you are low, and take pride in your success.
Wishing them all a happy Father's Day.
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Confrontation
is the pinnacle of bravery.
Confronting your fears, your past,
your ghosts.-
Ten minutes of Darkness
A minute ode to the sins we commit
By living both ways, right and illicit.
Our sense uncommon, like the candle lit
Another minute, for our awareness of it.
Wounding a mother, who keeps us fit
A planet, a home - another minute to think of it.
An effort to save her, who could really use it.
For the next five minutes, we can surely do it
For also, comforting in her arms and
in the shade of her trees,
We owe this to her, a debt we cannot solicit
A payback of grace, a token of appreciation
An expression of care - for all of it.
Another minute to add, for an oath of righteousness towards it.
Let's be one as a nation, against this wrath of nature,
One for a goal, one as a heart,
Let's be one as Indians for just 9 minutes of it.
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Our wildest dreams
The path of our ego driven by the reality we face
The glimmer of light running from the ghosts of our past
The opportunities that choose to stay afar
The love of our hearts on a path laden with traps and obstacles-
Not working for the system.
Making the system work for you,
now that is genius.-
This isn't your game,
and I'm not playing.
I make my own game,
and you're my pawn.-
We are all different,
keeping our differences aside and
working for the common goal.
That's unity.-
experienced, never told.
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True faith lies,
not in following a religion,
but understanding it.-
