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It was your job to give me my inner voice - so why did you keep hammering it in all the time - "hard work always pays!"?
You said “Hard work pays Off!”
So
Growing up From the very nascent years I followed through It I kept working hard Despite things getting Complicated Difficult Toxic I sustained and persevered As much as I could Only to one day witness Hard work paying Off Better, Better for a Beautiful future
Up until
Today’s day and age When I feel all Burned out Turned to all Smoke and ashes
Who do I blame Today That I failed In understanding your Old saying
And
Who would tell ME about big Words like Self-belief and Self-esteem That are also Required!
When I was struggling Behind the thick bars Of your grades and Good marks I was struggling With critical Outside voice That said Otherwise
When all I needed Were six simple words Go Out And Play your heart out!
Image source: a still from the series Average Ambili
Pallavi Prakash Kumar is a young parent, an IT engineer, an author, a writer, and a blogger. Her forte is Technical Writing. She is a dreamer and enjoys weaving merry memories with her little learner, read more...
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Disclaimer: I haven’t read the book yet, and I am not sure how true the adaptation has stayed to the source material.
(SPOILERS AHEAD. Please read after you watch the movie if you are planning to)
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