Exam Time Poem by Rajendra Prasad Meena Jaipur India

Exam Time

It is exam time in the hall,
Silence listens to us all.
Some are writing, heads bent low,
Their pens run fast, their thoughts all flow.

They dive deep into what they know,
Remembering lessons they studied so.
Some are not writing, sitting still,
Trying hard to bend their will.

They think and think, their faces tight,
Questions dance before their sight.
Some look calm, some seem disturbed,
By fear and hope together stirred.

Yet every heart is doing its best,
Each mind fighting its own test.
Win or lose, one truth must stay—
Courage matters on exam day.
By Rajendra Prasad Meena Jaipur India

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem captures a quiet yet intense moment inside an examination hall. It observes students from two sides—those writing quickly with confidence and those sitting still, thinking deeply and feeling disturbed. Through simple language, the poem reflects the pressure, silence, and emotional struggle that students experience during exams. The poem highlights that every student faces the test differently. Some express their knowledge through fast-moving pens, while others battle fear, doubt, and confusion. By presenting both situations, the poem shows empathy for all learners and reminds readers that effort and courage matter more than speed or perfection. Written in clear and gentle English, the poem is suitable for students and classroom reading. Its tone is calm, thoughtful, and encouraging, making it relatable to anyone who has experienced exam stress.
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