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Life; a bliss


Life is unjust,
Yet, it is the thrust.
The reason behind every beauty.
Yes, It is our duty.

Life will not grant your wish,

It will raise and elate you like a ridge,
Yet, hurl you down to the ground and make you frown.


Life will sometimes give you immense bliss,
Show you that there is paradise on planet this.
Yet, the other moment appall you,
Jolt you awake. Everything from you will it take.


Thus, life will have its ups and downs.
Sometimes life might pierce you,
On the other hand, euphoria might engulf you.
The exhilaration or affliction are momentary,
Do not lose hope and continue dancing in glee.

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