The Happiest Girl

Khushi Mishra 2001 (Gorakhpur)



In the world of lies
Whom can you trust ,
You pretend to be honest
Who knew the faces behind the mask ,
Hiding herself is a big task .

One day would come
When you are done ,
With those fake smile
Pretending to be shy
So , let's not lie
You can too cry ,
Need not to hide
Behind those fake smile .

I know you are warrior
And you have to make your carrier ,
Now let's stand up
To wake you up
It's high time,
To make you up .

Don't feel alone
Because you are only not lost
In this world full of lies
You should be happier
So what if world lies .

About this poem

This poem is basically about about a girl who seems to be very happy but when she came to know about the harsh realities of life she was somewhat lost and unable to tackle the real world but a day will come when she will again be happy and stand for her own self . The irony is the title where it is given she is very happy but in actual what sense that happiness is described in the poem.

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Submitted by khushimishra93050 on October 17, 2021

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Scheme ABBCC XXDEEEXD FFGGXG XXAFA
Closest metre Iambic trimeter
Characters 536
Words 110
Stanzas 4
Stanza Lengths 5, 8, 6, 5

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