We tend to hide into ourselves
Deep and dark, the personality caves
When we learn but fail to know
We try to steal or frankly borrow
The life is just a smooth operation
Which thrills when meets a passion
On the high way of hopes we go
And at the virtue of self we grow
Don’t worry of my being slow
Coz I know, when I know what to know
Part/most of humanity is certainly based on what you term the "personality caves" how slow or how fast is not a factor, in your last line are very sage words. Another thought provoking gem Masood.
More wise words from your insightful mind. I wholeheartedly agree with your observations.
Chanti
Reviewed by Tracey L. O' Very (Reader)
Reviewed on December 30, 2004
This is really nice. And at the virtue of self we grow.
Coz I know when I know what to know.
We tend to hide into ourselves. Very true. This is so Very nice. Thank You so much. I like this alot.
Many Blessings
Tracey
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Part/most of humanity is certainly based on what you term the "personality caves" how slow or how fast is not a factor, in your last line are very sage words. Another thought provoking gem Masood.
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Chanti
Coz I know when I know what to know.
We tend to hide into ourselves. Very true. This is so Very nice. Thank You so much. I like this alot.
Many Blessings
Tracey