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Fate

1.Forthcoming opulence endevours,laziness appears when leaving. 2.Prospering fortune develops cleverness; leaving makes unworthy. 3.Though cleverly learned ,fate retains basic knowledge. 4.Fate divides natural world as rise, wise. 5.Prospering wealth fortune turns good, evil, vise versa. 6.Guarding others’ unstay, ours’ even giving empty-not . 7.Fortuneless earning above care rare to consume. 8.If fateful miseries leave, harmless destitute abandons desires. 9.Men enjoy good, why blaming evil comes. 10.What betters fortune? Even ignoring stands first. ………………………………… Dedicated to Thiruvalluvar(31B.C), the author in Tamil Translated by S.Kandasamy, MUSIRI, TAMILNADU, INDIA Published in poetrysoup.com on 15-12-13

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