STRUGGLE AND SMILE

Smile, is like an object,

Acquire it, by paying its due cost,

Painstaking and puerile moves,

With body, mind and soul together;

We want to smile,

But without strive and struggle;

And we daydream,

Of all love, luster and luxuries;

Is about and around,

Without a bit strain, and pain;

Our heart wriggles, and mind moans,

To get all, and everything,

On a sudden call, and single frown;

Easily and smoothly;

The mirages hallucinate, and illusions deceive,

Hypnotize and hamper,

Like, a huge blockade, to our innate gift of growing,

Wither our spirit and strength;

Relish, the real taste of life,

By sweating and cooling,

Not storing, the poisons, into our beloved cells,

And paralyzing, to powerlessness;

Lethargy and laziness,

Are the worst evils, and dangerous devils;

They shatter away, our soul,

Into a weak, innocent and feeble fellows;

Smile is hidden, behind struggle,

What you need,

Is to cherish, chase and chew,

With grave grits and ceaseless efforts;

Here lies the clear principle,

Of life,

If you lavish, to live it, luxuriously,

You, fervently and fairly need,

Without any excuses and spares,

Struggle and then smile.