Spin of a
coin
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Analyse a
coin smiling on our stupidity
Infusing positivity and negativity
Our mind
absorbs the rays
Mental
attitude holds the sway
Actions
initiated accordingly
Myth of a
coin busted
Loser
blames the luck
Winner
praises the luck.
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All rights reserved/Tribhawan Kaul
Valsa George (9/18/2014 12:51:00 AM)
ReplyDeleteTossing the coin and deciding one's luck is a myth that has to be busted! One's mental attitude infuences everything! Succinct and beautiful!
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Ging Taping (9/20/2014 1:16:00 AM)
ReplyDeleteNice poem Sir, thanks for sharing
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S.zaynub Kamoonpuri (9/21/2014 9:53:00 AM)
ReplyDeleteWow i love such poems on uncommon topics and u hav writen an impresive interesting poem on coin spin.
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Shantnu Barar
ReplyDeletethis very poem speak so much
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ReplyDeleteVAS
ReplyDeleteMy dear TK,
Very short and straight to the point.
Spin of the coin can't determine the win and at times spinners decides the win.
Luck not the reason for win, effort and who run for win will win.
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Babu
ReplyDeleteToss as it is called decides the luck of a team. This should not
be the case. Pain and efforts are really needed. Good shor tPoem -
to the point.
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savi
ReplyDeleteDear TK, nice short thought provoking poem, our luck our fate does not depend on tossing of the coin, yet since time immemorial people have been doing this, head and tails cannot decide our win or life, it has to be individual effort yet it gives some kind of satisfaction when the tossed coin spins in our favour........nice poem dear
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Very true, this~
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Spot on! Thanks for sharing.
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Very true! You remind me of the movie 'Sholay' where Amitab always tossed that special coin with heads on both the sides ! -Raj
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