The Great Weapon Poem by Mehta Hasmukh Amathaal
The Great Weapon
The great weapon
Wednesday,18th July 2018
Silence is a great weapon
and its impact is clearly seen
it is not the weakness
and reflects visibly on the face
the restraint
that can paint
your anger on canvass
and it is meant for mass
the people observe
and serve
the best
to all who have failed the tests
cowards resort to tactics
the candle march has no meaning as it lacks basic
traitors ofter try to show in silence
as they try to capitalize on the chance
but it can not hide the pain
as its scare shall always remain
and speak for the reprisal
this has to be understood by all the peace-loving individuals
Hasmukh Amathalal Mehta
उमेश श्रीवास्तव 'राही' वाह-वाह 1 Manage Like · Reply · See Translation · 18m
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Hari Lakhera Beautiful. Silence and its manifestations. 1 Manage Like · Reply · 5h
Tribhawan Kaul Thank you and please thank Sh.Prabhu Bharathan ji for his insightful comment on my shared poem :) 1 Manage Like · Reply · 11h
Tribhawan Kaul A wonderful poem indeed :) 1 Manage Like · Reply · 11h
Tribhawan Kaul Thank you Hasmukh Mehta ji for sharing my poem :) 1 Manage Like · Reply · 11h
Silence is indeed a great weapon. But adding to Annapurna's thought, this weapon must be accompanied by other weapons called a) non-stop attempts, b) improvements and c) constant action. Best. prabhu bharathan, USA, Jul 18,2018
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but it can not hide the pain as its scare shall always remain and speak for the reprisal this has to be understood by all the peace-loving individuals Hasmukh Amathalal Mehta