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I live life with no filter and I shall keep walking on the path of Karma
Yes, I am Me,Not some other selfish soulNeither pretending to be goodNor even bound to be cajoledI might not be easyStill, won’t ever be sleazyI shall not accept absurdityFor, I am Me.
Yes, I am MeMore stronger than everMore truthful foreverTaking my own decisionsWith a positive endeavorI will be the one I want to beNo matter what situation beFor, I am Me.
Yes, I am MeAccept me or tolerate meBut won’t ever disgrace meI might not be flawlessBut would never become lawlessI will be the best versionAnd continue to expand my vigourFor, I am Me.
Yes, I am MeI live life with no filterI shall keep walkingOn the path of karmaAdding more meaningFilling more colorsCreating more charismaFor, I am Me.
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Writer, Mehak Varun, is the author of three books - THE HUMANE QUEST(volume-1,2 &3), published by Authorspress, New Delhi. It is a QUEST for HUMANITY. She is born and brought up in read more...
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