Stop being antagonistic,
For woe may be an upshot;
Hold yourself secluded from tittle-tattle,
That folks may label you
Very down-to-earth.
When the world is tainted,
Bring to light the virtue;
When the hungry wanders for food,
Be one to satiate their hunger
And you are in blissfulness.
Be amiable to every you encounter
That graciousness may surmount your malady;
Comprehend that you’re second-to-none,
You can be down-to-earth.
(NIEKHOYI RHAKHO STEPHEN)
Burma Camp Colony, Dimapur
