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The Man Who Wins (Explanation with Reference to Context)

1. If you think you are beaten, you are

If you think you dare not, you don’t,

If you like to win, but you think you can’t,

It’s almost certain you won’t.

Reference to Context:

These lines haven been taken from the poem “The Man Who Wins” written by an anonymous poet.

In this poem poet explains that we should always cherish good and high thoughts in our mind. Due to strong will, firm confidence and high determination we will succeed in our lives.

Explanation:

In these lines poet says that success or failure is always in our mind. If we think that we are defeated certainly we will be defeated. If we think that we will not be defeated surely we will not. If we want to win but we think that we can not win. It is sure that we will not win. Because thoughts are driving source behind our victory or defeat.

2. If you think you’ll lose you’re lost

For out in the world we find

Success begins with a fellow’s will

It’s all in the sate of mind.

Reference to Context:

These lines haven been taken from the poem “The Man Who Wins” written by an anonymous poet.

In this poem poet explains that we should always cherish good and high thoughts in our mind. Due to strong will, firm confidence and high determination we will succeed in our lives.

Explanation:

In these lines poet says that a person loses only when he thinks that he will lose. Because in our world we see that success of a persons starts with his will and determination it is the force of thinking that drives us towards action. Because failure or success resides in our mind.

3. If you think you are out classed, you are,

You’ve got to think high to rise,

You’ve got to be sure of you self before,

You can never win a prize.

Reference to Context:

These lines haven been taken from the poem “The Man Who Wins” written by an anonymous poet.

In this poem poet explains that we should always cherish good and high thoughts in our mind. Due to strong will, firm confidence and high determination we will succeed in our lives.

Explanation:

In these lines poet says that if we think that we are not better than others, certainly we will not be better. If we want to make successes in our lives we have to think for a rising high. If we want to participate in a competition we should have self confidence. Without self confidence we can never win a prize.

4. Life’s battles don’t always go

To the stronger or faster man,

But soon or late the man who wins

Is the man who thinks he can.

Reference to Context:

These lines haven been taken from the poem “The Man Who Wins” written by an anonymous poet.

In this poem poet explains that we should always cherish good and high thoughts in our mind. Due to strong will, firm confidence and high determination we will succeed in our lives.

Explanation:

In these lines poet says that it is not necessary that the decision of life’s battles always go in favour of stronger or faster man. But sooner or later only that person is crowned with success who has full confidence in him self. It must have power to think that he can do every thing in this world.

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