LIFE : A Mirage

[Yogyata Mishra]

When I try to reach,

It stretches its leg

and runs away....

When i try to catch and touch it,

It vanishes like

A shadow of darkness...

Really Life is a MIRAGE....

as well as unpredictable,

Following its path, 

Is really confusing...

When I try to 

Race with it,

It steps back,

and pushes me forward.....

When I try to ,

Win that race,

It suddenly comes forward,

And gives me defeat....

It sometimes gives me,

Chance to rise....

And sometimes hits me, 

On trying to get back up....

It also Kicks,

When something rolls down...

It gives me challenges,

To bring many changes...

It teaches me to feel heart,

And to follow dreams....

To enjoy every minutes,

By pushing the limits...

It inspire me to live for,

As long as I can...

To take risks to go up,

And cherish every moment....

It shows me the opportunitiny,

To catch my destiny....

Sometimes it punches,

With the inspiration,

Of struggling....

It says to fight for the belief,

That's What makes me...

Forgetting the past,

Remembering the present,

Hoping for the future,

Are its utmost ideas...

It teaches me to, 

Learn from what I have Got,

To appreciate rewards,

To embrace criticism,

To hate nothing,

But to love everything....

I will not accept its blows,

But will fight with it,

And will live LIFE to its fullest,

With the Faith on others,

It may be quite INSANE,

But I will find my purpose,

Change the rules,

Give body to my dreams,

And will live LIFE,

By punching on its face,

With the hands of my AIM.....

I WILL GIVE SHAPE TO THE MIRAGE...

I WILL LIVE LIFE TO ITS FULLEST.....

[rajesh kumari]

very nice inspirational composition.god bless.

[Saurabh Pandey]

Very touchy composition, Yogyata. Every line of the poem slips down from the heart and makes the eyes to see further to realize the utterance.  Waah !

 

Taking cues from the past and the experiences makes someone aware, but it is also true, taking cues itself takes a lot out of a person who thinks to be aware. Ah, what an irony!.. .

Thanks again, Yogyata, for sharing this poem.

 

[Yogyata Mishra]

Thnx rajesh kumariji & saurabh ji