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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Suppose, the distance we have walked is the same, the time we have spent is different, Should we think there is something wrong with our steps? Suppose, what we have tasted is the same the flavor left on the tongue is different Should we think there is something wrong with the food? Suppose, what we have read is the same, deductions are different Should we think there is something wrong with our understanding? Suppose, What we have witnessed is the same our details are different Should we think there is something wrong with our attention? Suppose, Situations we have been involved in are the same our approaches are different Should we think there is something wrong with our point of view In short, Suppose, so many things we have experienced are the same and what we have deduced and gained from each of them is completely different, in that case, should we think there is something wrong with our existence? In fact, There is nothing wrong with what we are who we are, for everyone is as different and unique as a snow flake I hope what I mean to say keeps everyone a bit awake Words of the Day : Even if each individual has different aspects, and comparative evaluation occurs in our own minds they should be accepted as they are.
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