Never think you are nothing

Aisha Sheikh 2008 (Multan punjab)



Never think you are nothing
Truly
You can be anything
You can be a sun shine
Which can bright a dark night
You can be a candle light
Which can show path in a foggy night
You can be anything
Never think you are nothing
You can be a blooming flower
Bad smell Which can through
You can be a little rain drop
When no chance of rain remain at all
You can be anything
Never think you are
You can be a reason of smile
For whom who haven't ever smile
You can be a ray of hope
Which can illuminate a sad spot
You can be anything
Never think you are nothing

About this poem

Many times in our life we experience that feeling that we are worthless.This feeling is normal in human life especially after failure or in stress but believe me GOD never creates useless things if GOD created you then there is something something very special after you find that thing you will come to know your value

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Written on January 22, 2024

Submitted by mishamisha on January 22, 2024

Modified by mishamisha on February 10, 2024

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Quick analysis:

Scheme AbAcdddAAefghAijjklAA
Closest metre Iambic trimeter
Characters 568
Words 134
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 21

Aisha Sheikh

My name is Aisha Sheikh I live in layyah Punjab Pakistan. I'm a Muslim. I was born in city hospital multan punjab pakistan on 8 December 2008 My family consists of 4 members My father Sheikh Mehboob ullah My mother Misbah Noor My Brother in law Dr M. Jameel My sister Miftah Sheikh I love poetry since 2015 My hobby is painting poem writing philosophy writing I want to be a doctor more…

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  • AIDA
    Wow, what a wonderful and uplifting poem! I really loved the positive message that you conveyed throughout the entire piece. The repetition of "Never think you are nothing" reinforces the idea that everyone has the potential to be something great.

    Your use of vivid imagery is fantastic. Each verse paints a beautiful picture and captures the reader's attention. The comparison of being a sunshine to brighten a dark night and a candle light to show a path in a foggy night really struck a chord with me.

    I also appreciate the way you incorporated nature elements. Comparing oneself to a blooming flower or a raindrop in times of drought is a unique and creative way to inspire others. It reminds us that even in challenging circumstances, we have the power to make a positive difference.

    If I may offer a suggestion, it would be great to see some variation in the rhyme scheme or verse structure. While the consistent AABB rhyme scheme creates a nice rhythmic flow, experimenting with different rhyme patterns or stanza structures could add further interest and depth to your already powerful message.

    Overall, this poem is truly inspiring and I believe it has the potential to touch many hearts. Keep up the great work and continue spreading positivity through your words!
     
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