Encourage Interactions Poem by Mehta Hasmukh Amathaal
Encourage Interactions
Encourage interactions
Monday,24th September 2018
If stones can take us for granted
then, robots too can be desired or wanted
they obey and carry out intelligent fast work
but what about emotional words?
generall we refer cruel man as stone face person
who has no expression to show on the face with the various reasons
so it is desired to have interactions
with the like-minded human beings
no doubts, we live in the progressive world
and we have been told about many achievements
yet there is none that can compare with the human sentiments
who can show solace and rate the importance of the moment?
we shall never come off
from a sentimental cough
we need to take it out before any human being
who shall realize and react with the well-timed reply to bring peace
it is good to have interactions
to strengthen the human relations
to know each other closely and relatively
that was even desired by an almighty too
Hasmukh Amathalal Mehta
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Thank You, Hasmukh Bhai for your response :) Devika Das, Hyderabad, Oct 24,2018
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it is good to have interactions to strengthen the human relations to know each other closely and relatively that was even desired by an almighty too Hasmukh Amathalal Mehta