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Life if lived fullest -1
If only life dares us new heights to scale, Joy and thrill of adventures, not of rest, Conquest of crests that feels like Everest, Life lived like cut off kites that freely sail. There’s thrill in a risk-starved scare-less soft ride, Nor joy in scaling a tiny hillock, In a high-sea drama rehearsed on dock, Romance, nor wanderlust O with a guide. Comes seafarers’ thrill in confronting life, In braving woes as if they’re a tame bull, Only he lives that lives life brimming full, He that sails through hanging on stormy strife, Not one way wary of his wobbling breath, He, hardly does live, dies a dismal death. ______________________________ Crown of sonnets | 01.01.2008 | life, adventure Note: Time comes when one reflects on the life lived in the past, and wonders what if he had lived it another way. Man tends to secure a cocooned life made safer if not sure, devoid of risk and rough ride after dreaming for challenges in youth. Yet again he's left thinking about the rare joys of life missed out—if only ‘I had taken the road less trodden’! But… alas, it’s too late. Part 2 of this poem follows.
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