Read the excerpt from "If—” by Rudyard Kipling.

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The words in capital letters from the poem by Rudyard is used to show the experiences that everyone faces.

<h3>How does this show experiences in the poem?</h3>

The poem made mention of the Triumph and Disaster in first bold letters. These are two experiences that people face in their lifetime.

People are known to triumph sometimes and other times they may not have a pleasant experience. That is when the disaster comes in.

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