'SHIP'

 FROM SAMPATH’S DESK:

 




'SHIP'

 

 

Let's be birds in the sky of FRIENDSHIP;

 

Let's be flowers in the garden of KINSHIP;

 

Let's be breeze-like in RELATIONSHIP;

 

Let's be strict in following  a mutually beneficial

give-and-take policy in PARTNERSHIP;

 

Let's be the key tools in WORKMANSHIP;

 

Let's be equal contributors to leapfrog hurdles and overcome HARDSHIP;

 

Let's be equal joint holders of OWNERSHIP;

 

Let's be tutors to whoever needs to be enlightened by taking up MENTORSHIP;

 

Let's first become perfect and excellent workers before aspiring for LEADERSHIP;

 

And then MASTERSHIP and GIANTSHIP;

 

Even HEROSHIP is not GODSHIP, and let even the admirers not start the cult of WORSHIP!

 

Let's be humble and sail in simple SHIP!

 

 

 

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நட்பு எனும் வானில் பறவைகளாய் இறக்கை விரிப்போம்;

 

உறவு எனும் நந்தவனத்தில் மலர்களாய் மலர்வோம்;

 

பந்தம் எனும் தென்றலாய் இணைந்து வீசுவோம்;

 

கூட்டு என்பதில் இருவருக்குமான நன்மைகளை,

கொடுத்து வாங்கும் கொள்கையோடு உறுதியாய் ஏற்போம்;

 தொழில் திறனில் சிறந்த கருவிகளாய் விளங்குவோம்;

 

தடைகளைத் தாண்டி துன்பங்களை வெல்வதில்,

சமமான பங்களிப்பை வழங்குவோம்;

 

உரிமை என்பதில் சரிபாதிப் பங்காளராய் நிற்போம்;

 

அறிவுரை தேடுவோருக்கு வழிகாட்டும்,

ஆசானாய் மாறி நல்வழி காட்டுவோம்;

 

தலைமைப் பண்பை நாம் விரும்புவதற்கு முன்,

முழுமையான தொழிலாளியாய் நம்மைச் செதுக்குவோம்;

 

அதன்பின் தேர்ச்சியும், மாபெரும் சாதனையாளராகவும் உயர்வோம்;

 

வீரத்தனம் என்பது தெய்வீகம் ஆகிவிடாது,

 

நம்மைப் பாராட்டுவோர் வழிபாட்டு முறையைத் தொடங்கிட வேண்டாம்!

 

எப்போதும் எளிமையைக் காப்போம்,

நம் வாழ்வை பணிவு எனும் எளிய கப்பலில் செலுத்துவோம்!

  

 

 

R.SAMPATH

7.11.2026

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