In this poem, the poet gives instances of how he learn and gained knowledge through experiences. If one has to find success he has to follow many routes and undergo many trials. One cannot find success without trials and tribulations.
Once the child is born it learns to laugh after repeated cries. If the child does not cry then nobody will notice it, not even its mother. If the child has to satisfy its hunger or its likes then it has to cry. This way it grows. After repeated falls it learns how to walk. It is fed with nutritious food and thereby the child grows hale and healthy.
The birds learn to fly as they have to quench their thirst and hunger. The younger ones in the
nest wait for their mother to get food to feed them. Once their wings are strong, they learn to fly. The bamboo is holed in equidistant, so that it can make beautiful music, where it is called flute.
Clouds melt and drop as rain. If clouds do not melt then earth does not get rain. Those clouds that do not melt are carried away by the wind and later hits huge mountains and fall as rain. This water falls from great height and forms beautiful waterfall. Rivers learns to flow after it learns to make its way through hills and valleys. They flow through mountains and give us abundant natural wealth.
