If, Rudyard Kipling

If you can keep in mind all things about you, if you can wait instead of waiting, if anyone is with you, not too much, and - more - you are a man Become my son!

The poem "If" is one of Rudyard Kipling's most famous poems and the poet Rudyard Kipling provides great information and advice to his son and all readers who read that poem. The poem "If" is a poetical poetry that helps readers understand the specific direction of their success in life. This poem provides readers with valuable courses closely related to today's modern world. First, he told us to confidently focus on our goal, and someone will try to make us disappointed, but we listen to them and we Do not believe in.

Joseph Rudyard Kipling was born in Mumbai, India on 30th December 1865. His father is a professor of architectural sculpture at the Mumbai Art School. In 1871, Kipling was sent to the UK for education. In 1878, Ludiard entered Westford Ho, a boarding school in Devon. Joint Service College. He is known as a young "jig" that tolerates bullying and strict discipline, but he also likes him at Stalky & Co later. (1899) Record intimate friendship, practical joke, and happy prank.

Rudyard Kipling was born in Mumbai, India on 30th December 1865. His father is an artist and a teacher. In 1870, Kipling was returned to the UK for staying in the South China Sea foster care facilities and brought to Devon's boarding school. In 1882, he returned to India, writing poetry and novels in his leisure, and working as a journalist. A book such as "The Story of the Plains from the Hill" (1888) succeeded in England, and in 1889, Kipling lived in London. In 1892, Kipling married a sister Caroline Balestier of an American friend. Their two daughters were born here, and Kipling wrote "Jungle Book" (1894). In 1896, an argument with his wife 's family returned to the UK on Kipling and encouraged him to reconcile with Sussex' s family. His son John was born in 1897