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The Song of the Free by Swami Vivekananda Summary

The Song of the Free is a poem written by Indian monk, Swami Vivekananda. The poem was originally published in July 1895. The main theme of poem is importance of appreciating challenges in life.

The Song of the Free By Swami Vivekananda
The Song of the Free by Swami Vivekananda Summary
THE SONG OF THE FREE BY SWAMI VIVEKANANDA

The Song of the Free by Swami Vivekananda Summary

The story of poem begins with writer who say, the wounded snake hood its unfurls and gives a signal of danger, if you interfere with fire it stirred up, and the desert air resounds the calls of angry lion’s rage. When lightning cleaves cloud’s chest, they shows their full strength.

When our soul is stirred to its in most depth, then greatness unfold their best. It happens when men moves towards greatness.

Let your eyes grow dim and heart grow faint, and friendship fails and love betray, Let fate its hundred problems send, and clotted darkness block the way. Let all these things come to your way because then only you will become strong and great person in life.

All nature wears an angry frown, to crush you out – still know, my soul, You are divine. March on and on, neither right nor left but to the goal. Let all the problems comes to you but you shouldn’t distract yourself from them just focus on your goals and dreams and keep pushing yourself.

Maybe you are going through a hard phase in your life, Maybe you lost friends and your lover but you should never give up and keep marching forward. And one day, you will reach your destination for sure.

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Swami Vivekananda was an Indian monk and writer who was born in 12 January 1863. Swami’s birthday is Celebrated as National Youth day. His famous work includes, “Kali the Mother”, “Bartaman Bharat” and “Karma Yoga”.

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