Blessings - September 2022

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Blessings!









Life and misery began together

You're afraid because you bother 

You are accustomed to this vale of tears

Yet, scared of the miseries of Daylight

Curb the mind, and do recite some prayers

The less you'll worry, the well you'll fight

To achieve your aim is a tough row to hoe

But your dedication to it can get you so

The blessings, of your parents

And those of you elders and loved ones

Will always be in your favor and goodwill

Don't doubt these blessings

Work hard till you achieve your dreams,

Smile with gratitude, you can withstand.

These blessings will remain till the end. 


Om Gour

September 2022

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Ankita Singh. Travel blogger | Uttarakhand | Content creater | Photographer

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