What’s in a name?” asked Shakespeare
Everything, say I. Name rules this globe
As love rules the heart. For man lives to
Immortalize his name, like the stars in the
Sky. If one will not, another will by his
Deeds, since name is the beginning of
Everything. Sow good deeds in the world
You name will grow like a tender wood
Sow bad deeds in the world, your name
Will decease like the sponge of the root
Life is a long odyssey, and in this journey
Once you would be left, with only your name
And you, deserted by all materialistic tunes
Then that day my friend, you will know the
Value of the name, and if somebody says
“What’s in a name?” then you will yell to
Him, “Tell me, what’s not in a name?”
For name is the grandeur of the buried soul,
Which makes life shine, like the sun in the sky.
Copyright 2003 Bhuwan Thapaliya
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Reviewed on January 14, 2003
You are an asset to AuthorsDen. Excellent write! TY Bhuwan.
Reviewed by Aditi Surendra (Reader)
Reviewed on January 13, 2003
Damn Good man.... see thats what i am gonna do next time..!
Reviewed by Carissa Brookens (Reader)
Reviewed on January 12, 2003
this is great...you have some wonderful talent keep it up! =) -CJ
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