It Doesn't Matter

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It Doesn't Matter In the realm of whispers and chatter, Stand tall, for it doesn't truly matter, What people say, or what they may think, In your own truth, let your spirit link. For opinions, like winds, they may change, But your essence remains, strong and strange, In the mirror of judgment, hold your grace, For your worth, my friend, is not a chase. Let their words be like rain on glass, Briefly heard, then let them pass, For you are the author of your own story, In the tapestry of life, you're the glory. Embrace the path that you choose to tread, With confidence, walk, lift your head, In the end, it's your heart's song that'll stay, What others think? It shall fade away. So let their talk be a distant hum, As you shine bright, like the morning sun, In the truth of your being, you're free, It doesn't matter, for you hold the key. - Anshu Shekhawat

Traducción

In the world of quiet talk and noise, Stand strong, because it doesn't really matter, What others say, or what they might think, Connect with your own truth. Opinions are like the wind, they can change, But who you are stays strong and unique, In the face of judgment, keep your dignity, Your value, my friend, isn't a race. Let their words be like rain on a window, Heard for a moment, then forgotten, You write your own story, In life's grand design, you're the star. Follow the path you choose to walk, With confidence, walk with your head high, In the end, it's your heart's song that will last, What others think? It will disappear. Let their talk be a faint noise, As you shine brightly, like the morning sun, In the truth of who you are, you're free, It doesn't matter, because you have the control.

Explicación

This poem by Anshu Shekhawat is a powerful reminder of the importance of self-empowerment and staying true to oneself. It begins by placing the reader in a world filled with whispers and chatter, urging them to stand tall and remain unaffected by the opinions of others. The poet uses the metaphor of changing winds to describe how opinions can fluctuate, but emphasizes that one's essence remains constant and unique. The poem encourages the reader to view judgment as something that should not affect their grace or self-worth. Words of others are likened to rain on glass—temporary and insignificant. The poem further empowers the reader by reminding them that they are the authors of their own lives and should embrace their chosen path with confidence. Ultimately, the poem reassures that what others think will fade away, and it is the truth of one's being that holds the key to freedom and self-fulfillment.

Diccionario de palabras

Palabra	Significado fácil	Traducción	Pron.
realm	world	a place or field of activity or interest	relm
chatter	talk	light and informal conversation	chat-er
essence	core	the basic nature or quality of something	es-uhns
grace	elegance	smoothness and elegance of movement	grays
tapestry	fabric	a complex and intricate combination of elements	tap-uh-stree
embrace	accept	to willingly and enthusiastically accept or support	em-brays
distant	far	far away in distance or time	dis-tuhnt
hum	buzz	a low, steady continuous sound	hum

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It Doesn't Matter

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