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Poem: Don't Choose Easy! -It’s easy to talk behind someone’s back, But tough to hold the attention of an audience. It’s easy to pull down someone, But very arduous to scale a precarious peak.
It’s easy to talk behind someone’s back,
But tough to hold the attention of an audience.
It’s easy to pull down someone,
But very arduous to scale a precarious peak.
It’s easy to let your tongue run loose,
But very gruelling to run a marathon.
It’s easy to remain in the confines of prejudice,
But very harrowing to spread the ideas of tolerance.
Remember though…
Only those get awarded, who march ahead with determination,
No one is rewarded for slandering or causing humiliation!
The age-old adages are always correct,
As the dog barks, the elephant keeps walking erect!
So let the tongues wag, let the naysayers try to detract,
Keep doing what you do, till you make an impact!
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