The poet, Dr Ramniwas ‘Manav’, through this poem gives the message to youngsters, that one must always move forward in life. Nature will always support us. Nature also gives us inspiration.
In the first stanza, the poet says that one must move forward in life without fearing the difficulties or obstructions. Whether there is anyone with us or not, we must always move forward. The moon and the stars will share our difficulties and our pain. Considering them as our true companions, we must move forward.
In the second stanza, the poet says that rivers and streams laugh and sing as they move along continuously. They have no companions. Similarly, we must also go ahead alone. You are your own companion. Considering the rivers and streams as our true companions, we must move forward.
In the third stanza, the poet says that our path is filled with obstacles and difficulties. Butterflies will stop and distract us, however, one must not be afraid and one must not get distracted and must continue to walk down the middle of the path without stopping.
In the fourth stanza, the poet says that the destination is reached by only those who continue to move forward bravely and with determination, and by those who treat thorns as roses and cross over them, and by those who do not shake hands with adversity or misfortune. Cowards always feel scared and they make excuses saying that they are scared. The brave never make excuses. They only keep moving forward.
