TIPS FOR BETTER LIVING!!

nikhilps

A black board with white letter

Teaches us to live better…

Talking gently

Waking smoothly

Breathe deeply and sleep sufficiently…

Letters are arranged formally

But it makes me more to laugh…

The betrayal world of this age

Makes me a condition…

To talk harshly

To walk uneven

And feel to stop breathing…

How I am sleeping….

“Stylish dressing

And fearless acting

Thinking truthfully

Working patiently

Behaving decently…”

I have my own style

But I’m scared of this world

Dishonest society and honest soul…

Impatient mind in this unforeseen world…

Am I decent????

I have practical knowledge…

I planed orderly

Earned honestly

Saved regularly

Intelligently spended

Passionately loved

But not enjoyed completely…
I too want to impersonate him…

 

  • Author: nikhil PS (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 16th, 2011 11:22
  • Category: Unclassified
  • Views: 28
  • Users favorite of this poem: nikhilps, Cheeky Missy.
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Comments1

  • Cheeky Missy

    Very fascinating and intriguing, little brother. Interesting meditation. Whom are you impersonating? Yourself? What you thought yourself to be? What you wish to be? I like how you began it with the blackboard, which symbolizes our teachers who would lead us in the right way to go/live...excellent metaphor! I enjoy how you brought in the contrary instructions of the evil world. Yet you mingled it all with the better way,....ie. what is good and right. Again, very fascinating.....I quite enjoyed it! Love, your Chechi

    • nikhilps

      yep... thank dear chechi.. i just didnt impersonate anyone ... just said that as im trying to be like other guy makes me unhappy even after doing things perfectly, i mean earning honestly, passionately loved like that... thats all! really did u enjoyed this poem??

      • Cheeky Missy

        Of course I enjoyed this poem! I quite liked it! And thank you for explaining what you meant! Your Chechi



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