Carefree Life To Start

CAREFREE LIFE TO START
   
     Achieved a carefree life joining College as Lecturer
      to start staying away from home in staff hostel, 
            being totally independent.
                    
    A new turn in life with drastic change.
    I learnt to struggle completely on my own,
    venturing to explore journey of life in full freedom
    without any intervention or interference seldom.
    
    Lone fighter on endeavor.
    Sometimes success to access, sometimes failure to endure.
     Made blunder, made mistakes, experienced betrayal and malice.
    Had to fight with menace, confronted with nasty lies.
    But never collapsed, always pessimistic
    Ready to proceed enthusiastic with new zest and zeal.
    I marched head erect facing any challenge in thrill.
   
   Yet ardent amour also showered ethereal happiness,
   when seven heavens stepped in illuminating my life in serenity.
    Passion and compassion cascaded in opulence reaching me on perfection.
                                     
      That day most important in my life
     to start a carefree life according to my choice
      I recollect the date with honor.
      It was First April, not fooling me
      but making me sturdy and competent.       
     Full Freedom ahead.

    
     04/08/20

                             First Place

 A Brian Strand Verse Freed
 Contest by Brian Strand

Freedom Contest
Robert James Ligouri
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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March 4, 2022 at 6:34 AM
Where does strength come from? It comes from the heart, and I felt yours, and your joy of accomplishment, but it was the strength! Well done! Meru.
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