Don't you dare stop!

Dare to climb the highest of the peaks,

But don't you dare look down even when you have bleeding feet!

Dare to plunge in the deepest of the seas,

But don't you dare let anything coerce you to flee!

Dare to smile and laugh and whirl all around

But don't you dare roll a single tear that makes you feel down!

Dare to live your life with dreams desires and love,

But don't you dare dither a slight to abhor who holds you back!

Dare to surmise you are the universe,

And don't you dare take a bit lesser than you deserve!

The week has just started and we all need a motivation boost. Khushboo Shah is back on 'Heartbits' with this motivational poem telling us not to give up in fact not even dare to give up. Don't stop keep moving. Have a great week ahead

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