There are enemies

There are enemies

There are enemies

for every one of us

These enemies

are not outside

These are inside us

The enemies outside

can be managed by setting aside

The enemies inside

Needs to be fought from our side

The enemies inside

can be in many forms

The enemies inside

Will not abide

The enemies inside

We should never allow ourselves to be beside

The enemies inside

can be our habits which divide

The enemies inside

will subside

The enemies inside

can be won once we realise our own habits are our enemies

Let us wage a war against

the enemies inside

Who prevents us from growing

When the enemies inside

are won

We will not have enemies outside to fight

Let us realise we are our own enemies.

Who fights battles inside more than outside

Unless we focus on peace, the enemies will never rest in us

M.L. Narendra Kumar

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