Although Rudyard Kipling wrote the poem ‘If’ in 1895, it has stood the test of time and its wisdom referred to countless times. If by Rudyard Kipling not only serve as an inspiring read, but may also serve as maxims for life – guidelines for one’s integrity, characters and determination at all time.
Mary Elizabeth Frye first wrote ‘Do not stand at my grave and weep’ for a German Jewish friend, Margaret Schwarzkopf when Margaret’s mother died. She told Mary Frye she had not had the chance to stand by her mother’s grave and weep.
Eleanor Roosevelt said, “Beautiful young people are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art.” I believe that beauty is an art – the art of human being,
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