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Not For Everyone

Ankit_Rajput222
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​🖋️ Poem 1: Asli Game Abhi Baaki Hai

​Kamra andhera hai aur screen par neeli roshni,

Dost keh rahe hain—"Bhai, teri kismat hi kharab thi."

Do mahine se views nahi aaye toh sabne mazaak bana diya,

Jo sath khde the unhone bhi rasta badal liya.

​Par ruko, yeh ek-do fail attempt meri pehchan nahi hain,

Main is duniya ke taano ka koi ghulam nahi hoon.

Giroonga das baar, par gyarvin baar phir uthunga,

Jo rasta flop hua toh kya, main naya rasta chunga.

​Yeh '0 views' sirf ek number hai ek purane server ka,

Mera jigar lohe ka hai, main banda hoon ghajab ka.

Jo kehte the nahi hoga, unhe ab karke dikhana hai,

Kuku TV ke hero se bada, mujhe apna asli empire banana hai!

​🖋️ Poem 2: Main Character Energy (Mera Waqt Aayega)

​Bheed khadi hai raste mein, sabke hathon mein taane hain,

"Tumse na ho payega," unke paas wahi purane bahane hain.

Ghar wale tension mein hain aur dost aage nikal gaye,

Hum thodi der ke liye ruke kya, log samajh baithe ki hum fisal gaye.

​Par unhe kya pata, main is bheed ka hissa nahi hoon,

Main kisi choti-moti kahani ka kissa nahi hoon.

Main apni life ki movie ka asli 'Main Character' hoon yaar,

Abhi toh bas interval hai, asli climax toh abhi baaki hai mere yaar!

​Rukna maine seekha nahi aur jhukna meri shaan nahi,

Jo haar ke baad bhi naya dhanda khada kare, wo aam insan nahi.

Aaj chota hoon toh kya, kal sabse bada hoonga,

Apni kismat ke panne par, main apna naam khud likhoonga.

​🖋️ Poem 3: Restart (Level Up)

​Aage khadi hai mushkil ki ek bohot badi deewar,

Peeche mera beeta hua kal, jo raha tha mujhe pukaar.

"Laut aa wapas," darr ne kaan mein dheere se kaha,

"Tera naya business idea bhi pehle jaisa hi flop raha."

​Maine darr ko bola—"Shutup! Tera waqt ab khatam,"

Har fail attempt se seekha hai, ab bhari hain mere kadam.

Jaise game mein hota hai na ek naya 'Level Up',

Maine apni skills ko badha liya, ab badhega mera graph!

​Amazon par apni kitab ho, ya apna koi naya brand,

Hum jahan khade ho jayein, wahin se shuru ho trend.

12th ke baad ka safar thoda mushkil zaroor hai,

Par khud ka boss aur CEO banne ka nasha, ab dimaag par poora choor hai!

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  • just_curious_tho

    What made you start writing these? Was it something specific that hit you, or has this been building for a while?

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  • quick_gut_check

    The part about being your own boss and CEO from post-12th onwards hits different. That's either the most optimistic or most defiant thing I've heard. Idk which yet.

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  • nodding_along

    Giroonga das baar, par gyarvin baar phir uthunga. Yeah, that line stuck with me.

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