INSIGHT THE INSIDE




All that glitters is not gold, 
The hidden truth is yet to unfold. 
In your eyes it might shine, 
But in reality, it's a dark line. 
For you, it might seem inviting, 
What if it's actually not exciting? 
It might be the best thing on the Earth, 
Think twice, is it even worth ? 
For you, it's all voguish and famous, 
Just think what harm it can do to us. 
To you, its savoury and tasty, 
What if it's really unappealing and musty? 
It might be something you are passionate about, 
But when you come to know, it leaves you in doubt. 
For all, it's public and popular from outside, 
What if it's actually lonely from inside? 
To the world it may seem powerful and renowned, 
What if it's actually not that significant and profound ? 
What we do is just admire, 
Attention is what it doesn't require. 
Adversity is when true strength is shown,
Those who fall are often the ones well-known. 
Recognize and realize is what we all have to do, 
That's the change to be made in me and you. 
Proof of pudding is in the eating, 
Because everyone aces at misleading. 
What seems worthwhile is often void and hollow, 
This is what we can't afford to follow! 

All that glitters is not gold, 
The hidden truth is yet to unfold.

~Bhagyashri Sisodia

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