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Yes, I am dark!

I am a bit darker than the rest, But I believe I am the best,

No one likes my skin colour, Just because it’s a bit duller.

People ask me to apply whitening creams, I am not fit in this world it seems.

People love to alter your looks, You can get altered for getting in their good books.

My color is given by my Dad, So why should I be sad?

People don’t accept me the way I am, I think this whole beauty thing is a sham.

They won’t understand the meaning of pretty, Because they focus on things that are petty.

Even the night is dark, And I am happy to not be that fair.

I have read many books but, the one that I have felt is a true page-turner that is David Copperfield the book is filled with happiness and sorrow at the same time. The book has been written to make the reader feel the hardships David Copperfield is going through.

This book has many valuable lessons taught and, one of them is to never lose hope. David was sent to London in a boarding school and, his step-father was a strict and cruel man who used to hit David and lock him up in his room and did not give him food for days but, David wasn't the one to lose hope.

He took up his job to maintain the expenses for himself while he was at his boarding school in London and, there also his happiness was short-lived and, then finally when the story comes to an end he, gains his support from his aunt Betsy Trotwood and, his life starts to get some colour.

This is how the story moves and tells us to never lose hope even in the most arduous times.

It’s Mother’s Day today and it’s my wrath that expresses about why do we need a specific day to cherish and celebrate the lady who does the most for us and her family if she weren’t here then no-one would and it’s a shame that we see her face and throw a bunch of flowers saying Happy Mother’s Day infact we should celebrate and embrace her and everyone of your close one everyday because if you hold value for that person you don’t need a specific day to love someone.