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In this poem, the poet Subhadrakumari Chauhan presents an optimistic view of life. She also expresses the emotions felt by the human mind.

The poet says that in childhood she saw the birth of a new day, and in the intoxication of youth, she saw the splendour of youth. In all the difficulties and problems in the world, she saw the vermilion mark signifying hope. In the hope and ** of love, the poet sees progress.

The poet says that in her life there is no despair, only hope. She has never felt alienated from anything that has made her cry or made her learn. Whatever the truth, and whatever the **** – neither has ever affected the poet. It is so much so that even for her enemies, the poet’ has never felt jealousy or anger.

The poet says that she has always given love and always received love in return. She is always filled with *****, tenderness and love. She has made the whole world an object of love. The poet herself never cries and cannot stand watching anyone cry either. Thus, the poet always gives precedence to optimistic thoughts.

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