MIND AND MEMORIES - மனம் மற்றும் நினைவுகள் - मन और यादें

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MIND AND MEMORIES

மனம் மற்றும் நினைவுகள்

मन और यादें

 

The storehouse of memories is mind;

Happy memories we always tend to rewind;

Bad and sad ones we try to leave behind;

Memories are the back mirror of a different kind!

 

Yesterday's moments are today's and tomorrow's memories;

Memories are soft diaries;

We feel pleasure in success stories;

And kick away the past unpleasant miseries!

 

If you make memories with good hearts, they last a lifetime;

Because they will be with you all the time;

With care and love, not just as pastime;

Not merely for one time but every time?

 

Irrespective of how much time passes, some moments and memories never fade;

Since they brought an upgrade;

Which helped you get accolade;

Thanks to your comrade!

 

Good memories, if shared, assume great significance;

For they give others due importance;

And as they enjoy wider acceptance;

With longer existence!

 

 

To conclude, the mind may lie, but not the memories!

 

R.SAMPATH

27.10.2025

Comments

  1. Ravinarayanan Raman28 October 2025 at 21:29

    Happy memories always lift our spirits. உள்ளம் சொல்வதை உதடுகள் சொல்லும். நெஞ்சுக்கு தேவை மனசாட்சி. Even in sports the opponent plays the mind game of the players.

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