Cherish the Process

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Journey is beautiful than destination,
Desires has no last station 🚉,,
Prime aim shouldn't be to achieve,
Perseverance, determination and believe,,
Can helps in building big dreams indeed,,,


Beauty of process is to develop patience,
Fast results grow arrogance and complancence,,
Life serves struggles and biasness,
Offers chaos, disturbance and mess,,
Adapting persistent with tenacity,
Accept failures with audacity,,
Truth is nothing belongs to us,
Neither the failure not the success,,
Efforts and actions are valued and endure,
Eternity knows how to reward for sure,,

Vital is to attempt and strive hard,
It takes time to get ready serene yard,,
Embrace the uncertainty with valour,
Enjoy the voyage as does the sailor,,

 
By
Bhawna Kapil 

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