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Nothing changes, hardworking does. | Poem #36

BORN TO BE CHAMPION ACHIEVE text on a sunset mountain landscape illustration.

Sunlight shares its ray.
Life grows during the day.
Another fades away.
It is the nature of this planet, The Earth.

If you had a dream, it could be your best.
You did everything, all with the honest.
Result could be th process, not be a quest.
Today is your lesson, yet tomorrow will be your champion.

Keep fighting for what is right.

Author’s Perspectives: Your poetic lines tell a powerful tale of rise and fall, history’s echo through time. Here’s a perspective that captures the essence of your verses:


The Rise and the Ruin

Long ago, a kingdom stood like a dream etched in stone, its grandeur woven into the hearts of its people. The land sang with prosperity, and harmony was the law unspoken yet deeply understood. Beneath the watchful sky, the king walked among his people—not above them, but beside them. The echoes of laughter and peace danced through the temples, the streets, and the rice fields. This created a legacy that would etch itself into the pages of the 12th century.

But history has two faces.

Time, once a silent guardian, turned into an indifferent spectator as greed seeped into the cracks of unity. Brothers, once bound by loyalty, became strangers shaped by ambition. Gold weighed heavier than trust, and armies marched to the tune of conquest rather than protection. What had once been a kingdom of light dimmed under the shadows of wish. Towers once kissed the heavens, now whispered the grief of their downfall.

And so, the name that once carried pride became a whisper in the wind—a broken tale, yet never forgotten.

Hi! My name is Rotana K., English. I am an author and founder of this page. I am passionate about education and personal development of young learners.

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