Is it not luck, or do we call it destiny?
Some are born with a silver spoon,
Some work hard just to buy a spoon,
Yet still can’t achieve what others get through luck.
Some rise without lifting a hand,
While others bleed just to stand.
Some are crowned before they try,
While dreamers work and still ask why.
They say, “Work hard, success will come,”
But life plays by a different drum.
When luck decides and fate is blind,
What justice does effort truly find?
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You are always welcome Ritu. We look forward to your upcoming pieces.
“Hāthī ghōṛā pālkī, jai Kanhaiyā Lāl kī!”For me, Janm
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Ritu jalla
Thank you so much for featuring my poem in your magazine. I’m truly honored to be included among such talented voices. Your support means a lot and inspires me to keep writing. Looking forward to contributing more in the future!