Mime Time

I have great respect for 'Mimes',
Not because they entertain us,
But because they hide their sadness
to make us Happy.
They act, they crack jokes,
they entertain us without a single word,
And no one knows how many emotions
Are hiding behind that mask,
Completely unheard.
I feel they teach you one of life's
greatest lessons,
That no matter how many problems you have, if you put a smile on your face,
Only then will your worries lessen!
'Positivity is the spirit of success'
And if you wear it on your face,
You will easily pass this life's rough race!
So, imbibe the mime in your mind, and then only true success will you find!

                                    -Shravya Kulkarni

Comments

  1. books5 October 2016 at 21:40

    Nice 1 yar...👍👍😊😊

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  2. Unknown6 October 2016 at 08:57

    Just love it..... amazing writing and nice thought ......, 👏👏👍👍

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