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Truth is a black cat, you're afraid to cross. You think once it crosses your path, you'll be miserable. Truth is not bad luck, it's a pet you'll grow to love, one you welcome it in your heart. - I have used a metaphor here. A metaphor is a poetic device where you have direct comparison without using 'like' or 'as' Example: Truth is a black cat.

like a sepration of lovers.
The way of truth and love is hard to follow. Truth is a black cat, you're afraid to cross. You think once it crosses your path, you'll be miserable.
Truth is not bad luck, it's a pet you'll grow to love, one you welcome it in your heart.
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I have used a metaphor here. A metaphor is a poetic device where you have direct comparison without using 'like' or 'as'

Example:
Truth is a black cat.

Suchita Pandey

It's 2nd October, the birthday of India's father of the nation, Mahatma Gandhi. More than being a political genius, Gandhi was a prolific writer and a spiritualist. He begins his autobiography The Story of My Experiments with Truth by writing that everything in his life has been pursued with one goal: self-realisation. As a writer, he has left such a large body of work that historians spend their entire lives reading and diving deeper into Gandhi and still find it difficult to unravel the layer

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beyond virtual reality. It's 2nd October, the birthday of India's father of the nation, Mahatma Gandhi.

More than being a political genius, Gandhi was a prolific writer and a spiritualist. He begins his autobiography The Story of My Experiments with Truth by writing that everything in his life has been pursued with one goal: self-realisation. As a writer, he has left such a large body of work that historians spend their entire lives reading and diving deeper into Gandhi and still find it difficult to unravel the layer

Anuj Jain

It's 2nd October, the birthday of India's father of the nation, Mahatma Gandhi. More than being a political genius, Gandhi was a prolific writer and a spiritualist. He begins his autobiography The Story of My Experiments with Truth by writing that everything in his life has been pursued with one goal: self-realisation. As a writer, he has left such a large body of work that historians spend their entire lives reading and diving deeper into Gandhi and still find it difficult to unravel the layer

A trophy to be displaced,
A false averment of one's honesty,
A shield to be used for your perfidious activities
Long gone is the truthfulness that was honest.
It's 2nd October, the birthday of India's father of the nation, Mahatma Gandhi.

More than being a political genius, Gandhi was a prolific writer and a spiritualist. He begins his autobiography The Story of My Experiments with Truth by writing that everything in his life has been pursued with one goal: self-realisation. As a writer, he has left such a large body of work that historians spend their entire lives reading and diving deeper into Gandhi and still find it difficult to unravel the layer

Tushar Paul

Truth is a black cat, you're afraid to cross. You think once it crosses your path, you'll be miserable. Truth is not bad luck, it's a pet you'll grow to love, one you welcome it in your heart. - I have used a metaphor here. A metaphor is a poetic device where you have direct comparison without using 'like' or 'as' Example: Truth is a black cat.

an exercise, which makes you feel better every time you work it out. But you need to practice it everyday, every hour without a miss. Because once you loose the track, it's so hard to get back in. Truth is a black cat, you're afraid to cross. You think once it crosses your path, you'll be miserable.
Truth is not bad luck, it's a pet you'll grow to love, one you welcome it in your heart.
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I have used a metaphor here. A metaphor is a poetic device where you have direct comparison without using 'like' or 'as'

Example:
Truth is a black cat.

ರೇಣುಕೇಶ್ ಸದಾಶಿವಯ್ಯ

Truth is a black cat, you're afraid to cross. You think once it crosses your path, you'll be miserable. Truth is not bad luck, it's a pet you'll grow to love, one you welcome it in your heart. - I have used a metaphor here. A metaphor is a poetic device where you have direct comparison without using 'like' or 'as' Example: Truth is a black cat.

bitter,
but sweet after realize..!?! Truth is a black cat, you're afraid to cross. You think once it crosses your path, you'll be miserable.
Truth is not bad luck, it's a pet you'll grow to love, one you welcome it in your heart.
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I have used a metaphor here. A metaphor is a poetic device where you have direct comparison without using 'like' or 'as'

Example:
Truth is a black cat.

Ar. Smitha

Truth is a black cat, you're afraid to cross. You think once it crosses your path, you'll be miserable. Truth is not bad luck, it's a pet you'll grow to love, one you welcome it in your heart. - I have used a metaphor here. A metaphor is a poetic device where you have direct comparison without using 'like' or 'as' Example: Truth is a black cat.

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No one wants to reveal Truth is a black cat, you're afraid to cross. You think once it crosses your path, you'll be miserable.
Truth is not bad luck, it's a pet you'll grow to love, one you welcome it in your heart.
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I have used a metaphor here. A metaphor is a poetic device where you have direct comparison without using 'like' or 'as'

Example:
Truth is a black cat.

hansmeet kour

It's 2nd October, the birthday of India's father of the nation, Mahatma Gandhi. More than being a political genius, Gandhi was a prolific writer and a spiritualist. He begins his autobiography The Story of My Experiments with Truth by writing that everything in his life has been pursued with one goal: self-realisation. As a writer, he has left such a large body of work that historians spend their entire lives reading and diving deeper into Gandhi and still find it difficult to unravel the layer

an age old talk.
Gone are the days
when truth was 'spoken' raw.
This is a modified era.
Nowadays, truth is 'presented'
as per the choice, as per the taste. It's 2nd October, the birthday of India's father of the nation, Mahatma Gandhi.

More than being a political genius, Gandhi was a prolific writer and a spiritualist. He begins his autobiography The Story of My Experiments with Truth by writing that everything in his life has been pursued with one goal: self-realisation. As a writer, he has left such a large body of work that historians spend their entire lives reading and diving deeper into Gandhi and still find it difficult to unravel the layer

अशेष_शून्य

It's 2nd October, the birthday of India's father of the nation, Mahatma Gandhi. More than being a political genius, Gandhi was a prolific writer and a spiritualist. He begins his autobiography The Story of My Experiments with Truth by writing that everything in his life has been pursued with one goal: self-realisation. As a writer, he has left such a large body of work that historians spend their entire lives reading and diving deeper into Gandhi and still find it difficult to unravel the layer

Truth is the Power of your soul ....🏵️
It is the exact way of your goal...!🦋
Some time it be bitter like medicine ...🏵️
In life it gives you a new recognition...!🦋
Truth makes you strong ... so strong & unbreakable...🏵️
And gives you energy to make your dream unstoppable.....!🦋
Truth always gives you a open wing to fly high and high...🏵️
So be true yourself and touch the sky ....!🦋
Truth gives you the strength to feel the life ....🏵️
truth always gives you a feel that you are alive...!!🦋🦋

#so my dear😊 always
Be true and Be alive....!!-Anjali Rai
🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋 It's 2nd October, the birthday of India's father of the nation, Mahatma Gandhi.

More than being a political genius, Gandhi was a prolific writer and a spiritualist. He begins his autobiography The Story of My Experiments with Truth by writing that everything in his life has been pursued with one goal: self-realisation. As a writer, he has left such a large body of work that historians spend their entire lives reading and diving deeper into Gandhi and still find it difficult to unravel the layer

Muralidharan P

It's 2nd October, the birthday of India's father of the nation, Mahatma Gandhi. More than being a political genius, Gandhi was a prolific writer and a spiritualist. He begins his autobiography The Story of My Experiments with Truth by writing that everything in his life has been pursued with one goal: self-realisation. As a writer, he has left such a large body of work that historians spend their entire lives reading and diving deeper into Gandhi and still find it difficult to unravel the layer

Caught myself in the
Social media net today
After 52 weeks
of quarantine. It's 2nd October, the birthday of India's father of the nation, Mahatma Gandhi.

More than being a political genius, Gandhi was a prolific writer and a spiritualist. He begins his autobiography The Story of My Experiments with Truth by writing that everything in his life has been pursued with one goal: self-realisation. As a writer, he has left such a large body of work that historians spend their entire lives reading and diving deeper into Gandhi and still find it difficult to unravel the layer

Asha Giri

It's 2nd October, the birthday of India's father of the nation, Mahatma Gandhi. More than being a political genius, Gandhi was a prolific writer and a spiritualist. He begins his autobiography The Story of My Experiments with Truth by writing that everything in his life has been pursued with one goal: self-realisation. As a writer, he has left such a large body of work that historians spend their entire lives reading and diving deeper into Gandhi and still find it difficult to unravel the layer

सत्य ये है बापूजी,

जितना आप बुरा सहन करोगे, लोग आपको बेवकूफ़ समझ कर उतना ही आपका फायदा उठाएँगे। वो समय अब नहीं रहा जहाँ गाल पर कोई एक तमाचा लगाता है तो उसके आगे दूसरा गाल कर दिया जाए। जो अपराधी है उसकी वृत्ति है अपराध करने की, वो नहीं सुधरेगा। बस हम ही मार खाकर मन से और तन से घायल हो जाएंगे।। It's 2nd October, the birthday of India's father of the nation, Mahatma Gandhi.

More than being a political genius, Gandhi was a prolific writer and a spiritualist. He begins his autobiography The Story of My Experiments with Truth by writing that everything in his life has been pursued with one goal: self-realisation. As a writer, he has left such a large body of work that historians spend their entire lives reading and diving deeper into Gandhi and still find it difficult to unravel the layer