To A Better Life

Everybody wants a life filled with sparkle and glitter,
A life with flavours, sweet and spicy,  but nothing bitter.
But, what is the secret to a better life?
Where you walk on flower beds and not a knife?
For that, you don't need endless prayers rituals and fasts,
The only thing is, live your life to the fullest, until it lasts!

Wake up every morning,  with a smile on your face,
Push yourself to be happy, not the best, because life is a journey, not a race!
Be kind to everyone, value your relations,
Live in harmony, because in the end, 'He' is the only Designer, and we are 'his' creations.
Give your best in everything and let not obstacles stop you,
Don't be afraid of failure,  because every lesson teaches you something new!

What is fame and wealth?
It's just a delusion,
Remember, that everything keeps changing, nothing is permanent in life's institution.
But life cannot always be sugar, spice and everything nice,
Our life is like the moon, the dark side is always hidden, filled with hatred and despise.

It's just upon us to enjoy the beauty of the moon,
Admire all the grace and good in the world that 'He' gave us as a boon.
Or to walk down that dark road full of negativity,  hate and displeasure.
Not noticing that the exact parallel road leads to happiness: life's greatest treasure.
The secret to a Better Life is to not be the greatest or the wisest,
It's about who fights against all odds and above all the negativity who rises!

Be your best, give your best, Don't just keep the good in your mind, show it through your jests,
Keep on going, and 'he' will take care of the rest!

-Shravya Kulkarni

Comments

  1. Unknown22 June 2017 at 01:44

    Very good thought Shravya. Every thing is in your hand. You finish your negativity HE is always there for you.

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  2. Aseem deuskar22 June 2017 at 02:11

    Great

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  3. Unknown22 June 2017 at 06:39

    Excellent thoughts written with better words. Milind Kulkarni

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  4. Unknown22 June 2017 at 06:39

    Excellent thoughts written with better words. Milind Kulkarni

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