The poem "Human Behaviour" explores themes of hatred, jealousy, and the struggles of an individual in a harsh world. It vividly depicts the emotional turmoil faced by those who feel defeated and ridiculed by society, questioning why the world behaves so cruelly. The narrator expresses a longing for compassionate figures like Gandhi, Jesus, and Buddha to return and alleviate the suffering around them. As the narrator reflects on their experiences in the first year of engineering, they observe that many people feel hopeless, not due to academic failures, but because of a lack of encouragement and faith in themselves. They criticize the competitive nature of society, which often brings out the worst in individuals instead of fostering growth. The narrator believes that while entering a state of depression can be understood, remaining in it is harmful. The piece concludes with the idea that confusion arises from unclear thoughts and choices, emphasizing the importance of self-understanding and recognizing one's own capabilities as a means to overcome despair.

by Radheya Zope in English Motivational Stories

Writen by Radheya Zope

Category Motivational Stories