Time to respond



Time to respond

Never say no
But go
Slow in reply
Never hastily try

It is politeness
That is seen on face
When you are replying with firmness
And that is reflected when you say no or yes

But be in control
With your answer call
The sky will not fall
If you respond with “no” to all

They will know what your silence is meant
And that shall be present
In your sturdy silence
Now he will become tense

So tackle it in simple way
And show you are not going away
But may need time to respond
With some more time at the end
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Submitted on February 18, 2017

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Scheme A BBCC DXDX XEEE XXXX FFAX
Closest metre Iambic trimeter
Characters 499
Words 106
Stanzas 6
Stanza Lengths 1, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4

Hasmukh Mehta

am an ex-serviceman from Indian Air force. I joined Oriental Insurance Company and retired from there too in May, 2007. I have been graduated from Punjab University. I hold technical qualification like Diploma in Radio/engineering .I have done English and Hindi stenography as well. I had mastered the art in Morse telephony too. I am associated with several welfare organizations and served long time as Union leader too. I am at present working as hobby writer. I write poems on various subjects and invite suggestions from all the quarters. I have written one memoir named “As I see it” and ready for publication. One interesting part of writing I would love to share with all my reader friends. I am not sure weather it may be the same case with all as I do not want to be caught in any controversy. When I sit on my personal computer, there is absolutely no thought in mind as to what is to be picked up as thought and written. These all things I leave it to the discretion of almighty to fill my mind with relevant ideas. So far I have been graced by Him and as result able to compose about 4000 poems. I have be awarded with 4 achievement award from the www.ezinearticles.com for successfully meeting with their standard. I am writing on many sites so as to be associated with reader friends all over the world. I am thankful to all those who have supported me in my initial days. more…

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