There was a ‘Lady with the Lamp’
She had left, her imprint unclaimed
She had given her best
So, we must ceaselessly carry the legacy unrest
And prove the world we are no less
Nevertheless we are the finest.
The Warriors in White, work days and night
No hesitancy in giving up their lives
For rich or poor, untaught or learned, black & white
For we believe, humanity is the best religion
Will strive together to bring as one
And shall not leave no stone unturned.
As the world we live is no more in peace
No worries, we are apart and parted to keep at ease
With our skills, knowledge, discipline and dedication
We are strong and brave as a lion
That makes us no less than a champion.
Last but not the least
As we are longing for peace
Let’s hope one fine day definitely
Our magnificent world will be COVID free.
I started young. From catching the frogs which entered our house during monsoons, to catching grasshoppers, dragonflies, fishes, and lizards, I did not waste any time and watched the national geographic channel like a madman. Austin steven most dangerous is still my favorite tv show. Hope I spelled it right.
Just as you go to a doctor for your general physical check-up, your mental health check-up is also an important aspect of your overall wellness. WHO defines Health as “Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.” This definition states the biopsychosocial aspect of a person’s life. To be called a healthy person you must have a healthy physique, a sound mind and a well-balanced social life. If even one of the mentioned aspects is disturbed it will cause gradual mental and social instability. Mental health has to be given priority because even if you like it or not your mind gets tired and it needs adequate rest from thinking. Thus, some researches prove that Yoga, morning walks, meditation or prayer help you keep your mind calm and peaceful. Just as you give your body a break your mind will need time off from your busy schedule.
I was the youngest and the fourth child of our family. I don’t remember my parents teaching me the letters of the alphabet. As it happens in almost every home, I learned a lot when my parents taught my brothers and sister.
