Life’s most insistent and compelling question,
Resonates through every fibre of our being,
A divine call to act with love and compassion,
To serve others, and give life a deeper meaning.
It echoes like a song in our hearts,
Guiding us towards a higher mission,
To play a role in healing the world’s broken parts,
And to find our purpose in selfless submission.
For we are not alone on this earth,
We are all connected in a grand design,
Each one of us has inherent worth,
And a purpose to fulfil, divine.
When we ask ourselves this question,
We must search deep within our soul,
To find ways to make a connection,
And offer love, kindness, and a helping role.
We can give our time, our talents, and our treasure,
To those in need, in pain, and in despair,
We can lift them up and give them pleasure,
And show them that we genuinely care.
For life is not just about ourselves,
It is about the impact we make on others,
It is about leaving a legacy that tells,
Of a life well-lived, a life that matters.
So let us all rise to the occasion,
And answer this urgent call,
Let us serve with love and compassion,
And make a difference, big or small.
For in the end, it’s not what we’ve gained,
But what we’ve given, that will define,
The beauty of a life, well-arranged,
And the legacy we leave behind.
– Maroof

Really beautiful!!! Thanks!! Di š
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Thanks a lot ā¤
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This beautiful poem reminds us of the interconnectedness of all living beings and the importance of leading a life with purpose and compassion.
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I completely agree with your interpretation of the poem. It’s fascinating how our actions can have a ripple effect on the world around us, and how everything is interconnected. This poem is a poignant reminder of the power of empathy and the importance of living with intention and kindness towards all living beings. It’s wonderful to see that the poem resonated with you as well. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
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Very well expressed.
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Thank you so much!
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Keep it up š
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Thank you!
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Most welcome goddess ā¤ļø
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hope to cope
word a rope
rope ladder to the moon
life to death
baited breath
baby blue
from me ta u
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Thank you for sharing your poetic response to my poem. I enjoyed reading the imaginative use of language and the vivid imagery that you have created. Your words evoke a sense of wonder and mystery, and I can feel the depth of emotion that they carry.
At the same time, I would like to invite you to share more about what inspired you to write these lines. What themes or ideas were you exploring? How do they relate to your own experiences or worldview? I believe that poetry is a powerful tool for self-expression and reflection, and I would love to hear more about your creative process and inspiration.
Thank you again for taking the time to read and respond to my poem. I look forward to hearing more from you in the future.
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being both manic and austistic. i am a resident of outside looking in. left field.
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“The beauty if a life, well-arranged”
This line attracted me. Well written poesy. Good work!
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Thank you for your kind words and for taking the time to read my poem. I am glad that the line “The beauty of a life, well-arranged” stood out to you.
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come back soon oh empath
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