My Humming Word

Tags

Admiration Allegory Analogy Analysis Attribute Awakening Caring Celebration Culture Dilemma Emotions Environment Friendship Haiku Health Hinduism Humour Inspiration Life Longing Loss Love Memories Musings Nostalgia Opinion Optimism Paradox Personality Perspective Philosophy Photoblog Pining Politics Regional Relationship Reminiscence Season Society Story Suffering Travelogue
  1. Poem

Power of Silence

Written by Posted on Less than 0 min read

To learn their viewpoint
Or to make them understand
We argue and make
So much noise
Loud and abstruse
At home and workplace
So also everywhere outside…

So exuberant and loud
That most of us forget
The value and significance
Of the world of silence!

Silence has so much to say
Of wisdom and virtue
With its immense power
To connect and touch
Our mind and heart.

 21,007 total views,  37 views today

Do you like Dr. Jaipal Singh's articles? Follow on social!

More from Dr. Jaipal Singh

  1. Poem

Demonetization

Perhaps, it’s for the first timeIn the history of this nationThat the common man is sufferingYet the majority enduring the painAnd not resorting to protests or interventionsThrough strikes, dharnas or processions. Ironically, on the other handThe privileged creamy lot of the nationPoliticians – self-styled messiahs of the landAre crying foul and opposing itEvery tooth and […]
Written by
  1. Poem

Crime and Punishment

Editor’s Choice OnceHe had run awayFrom his lifeAnd discernible dutyPassing buck on destinyIn an act of cowardice… On realization,For his crimeHe didn’t waitFor a divine trialAnd punishment for..His misdemeanor or misdeed. InsteadHe listened to conscienceAnd punished himselfFor a life to liveA cursed and condemnedTill redemption is achieved! Image: Pixabay  20,919 total views,  23 views today Life Dr. […]
Written by
  1. Poem

Love is Divine

While in loveIf you are selflessWith inclinationMore to give itThan to get back,Even a failed loveDespite lifelong longingRemembrance and pain,Turns a blessingGives a positive bentTo your mind and heart. Such love continues to inspireStrength and courageTaking purity of soulAnd inner excellenceTo a divine level,Enabling you to adoreNot only your loveBut entire humanityAnd life in all […]
Written by
  1. Article

The World of Fables and Legends – 16

Babylonia: The Jewel of Mesopotamia The ancient Mesopotamia was a region of the West Asia largely falling within the combined vast drainage areas of the Tigris–Euphrates River system. In terms of the geographical territories, it encompassed most of the present day Iraq, Kuwait, the eastern parts of Syria, South-eastern Turkey, as also the areas along […]
Written by
  1. Article

Repealing Farm Laws: Compulsion, Conspiracy or Regression!

It is not the first time that the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has surprised Indian masses with his odd time address to the nation; one such paradigm address was the sudden announcement of demonetization on 8 November 2016 at 9.30 PM which had shocked the entire nation with mixed yet worrisome thoughts and emotions. […]
Written by
  1. Article

Doklam: The Tri-Junction Standoff Sino-Indian Relations

Occasional trespassing, scuffle and strife, deliberate or unintentional, between the troops of India and China is not a new feature. The ill-defined border, growing economic and military status, traditional territorial disputes with neighbours and the tendency of accepting or refuting past agreements at convenience has earned enough notoriety to China which so often trespasses its […]
Written by
  1. Article

Selective Dissent is Bad for Democracy

The four basic principles of democracy are known as justice, equity, freedom and representation as the basic indicators of the liberty and human rights in any democratic society. Justice ensures fairness to keep society in order by protecting the rights of people wronged or suffered inter alia by punishing the wrong-doers; equity is the concept […]
Written by
  1. Article

This Brand of Secularism is Nauseating

Conceptually, the secularism insinuates equal treatment of all religions in India without endorsing or giving preferential treatment to any one by the state. For many years after independence in 1947, the successive governments endorsed the aforesaid concept largely driven by the needs and compulsions of two dominant communities in the nation i.e. Hindus and Muslims, […]
Written by
Next
No Comments
Leave a comment Cancel
Comments to: Power of Silence

Login

Welcome to Typer
Brief and amiable onboarding is the first thing a new user sees in the theme.
Join Typer

You cannot copy content of this page