POSITIVITY

 FROM SAMPATH’S DESK:








POSITIVITY

 

 

 

It's natural for anyone to be POSITIVE;

 

At any cost, avoid being NEGATIVE;

 

Always be CONSTRUCTIVE;

 

And  CREATIVE!

 

 

 

 

Pessimism kills your daring ABILITY;

 

And AGILITY;

 

Eclipses your SPECIALITY;

 

Brings down your activity QUALITY;

 

Drives away your NATURALITY,

 

Apart from your EFFECTUALITY;

 

 

 

 

Always have a confidence-laden and hope-driven HEART;

 

Keep at bay evil thoughts, including REGRET;

 

Opt for choices that are GREAT;

 

Keep your senses UPBEAT;

 

Do things NEAT:

 

And strive hard to achieve any FEAT;

 

Scaling any HEIGHT;

 

Much to others' DELIGHT!

 

 

 

R.SAMPATH

5.8.2026

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