The saint told me once a while,
It’s easy to hide and smile,
I agreed to him,
As I was a little child.
The shopkeeper told me another day,
Whatever happens just to say,
Happens for good,
I said, “instead fruitful sir.”
The Employee told me another while,
He’s to cycle and rush to miles,
I said if there’s is to hand and mouth,
One has to fulfill all the equations.
So, my question here to you is,
Let’s break up all this,
You want to pray, or work or together,
You’ll have to cheer and laughter.
2025, © Jaskaran Singh, Coffee Notes Blog
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What a thoughtful and uplifting poem! 😊✨ You’ve woven wisdom, humor, and simplicity into each stanza, showing how everyday encounters — with a saint, a shopkeeper, and an employee — hold deeper lessons about life. The closing lines beautifully tie it all together: that no matter what we do, laughter and cheer are essential companions on the journey. It’s a gentle reminder that joy and hard work can coexist — and that laughter truly is the best medicine. A wonderfully meaningful and heartwarming piece! 💫
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Thanks @vermavkv sir, it means a lot coming from yours side.