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In the expanse of your work,
Mistakes loom large, like shadows
That dim the light of progress.
Without help, you stumble in the dark,
Seeking the path to error-free excellence,
But the road is treacherous, dimly lit.
Remember, you are not alone,
For within you dwells a hidden strength,
The power of self-reflection and perseverance.
Embrace your mistakes, learn from them,
For they are seeds of growth.
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Comments (12)
"For within you dwells a hidden strength, The power of self-reflection and perseverance. Embrace your mistakes, learn from them, For they are seeds of growth." I love these lines. Beautifully written poem.
Love your posts!!
Great!😊💕
loved it
Extremely true! We progress with errors and the point is we shan't do the same error twice:)
This was extremely powerful! Loved your poem!
It truly reflects your ability to write poems. A great one!
An insightful poem and I enjoyed it!😊
It is only when WE persevere that we can obtain something special ...great job
The poem beautifully captures the essence of navigating through the challenges of self-improvement. It resonates with the truth that mistakes can often cast shadows on our journey, but within those shadows lies the potential for growth and transformation. The imagery of stumbling in the dark and seeking the path to excellence creates a relatable sense of vulnerability. The reminder that we are not alone, and that our mistakes can be embraced as catalysts for learning and personal development, is both comforting and empowering. This poem serves as a poignant reminder to embrace our imperfections and find strength in the process of growth.
Very Rabindranath Tagore-like!
Great message! Very true and important.