LEARNING IS LIFE

  A cinquain is a structured, five-line poem that follows a specific word or syllable count to describe a topic. It is a fantastic tool for high schoolers to practice precise word choice and imagery without worrying about rhyme. The standard word-count cinquain, often called a didactic cinquain, a quick learning tool, follows a strict 1-2-3-4-1 pattern. Each of the five lines has a specific grammatical role as follows. Line 1: 1 word – The topic (usually a noun). Line 2: 2 words – Description of the topic (usually adjectives). Line 3: 3 words – Actions of the topic (usually "-ing" verbs). Line 4: 4 words – A feeling or a deeper description (a four-word phrase). Line 5: 1 word – A synonym or a renaming of the topic. Here is an example about a fish: Water, Shiny, silent, Swimming, splashing, diving, Gliding swiftly through the currents, Goldfish. In academic cinquains the adaption can in phrasal counts and fourth line can be a definition Gender bias: A cinquain Inequity, sex-ba...

ODE TO SHAHEED BHAGAT SINGH A young man stood with steady eyes, Beneath the heavy, British skies. He looked at us, the rising youth, And asked us to pursue the truth. He said, "Do not just nod and take The rules of old for custom's sake. Be bold, critique, and always ask To tear away each hidden mask." A rebel's mind must dare to think, Before it lets the system sink. With reason as your guiding light, You pierce the darkness of the night. He spoke of science, clear and wide, Where superstition steps aside. He called for hearts of human grace, To find a purpose for our race. "Look not to gods for what is right," He urged us in the morning light. "Find meaning in your fellow man, And help humanity's frail clan." True freedom is no easy prize, It will not fall from quiet skies. It asks for struggle, fierce and deep, While others turn away and sleep. For justice, equity, and fair Demands that we prepare, and dare To break the chains, both old and ...

  Poem on Parmartha: Union with One Absolute Truth   The world is loud with many fleeting things, A web of greed and power spinning round. The rich and vain control what false fad brings, And trap our minds in superficial ground.   In temples, groups, and politics they claim To hold the keys, yet serve a passing show; They use opinion, dogma, and a name To blind the soul and keep The Truth below.   There is One Truth that echoes deep within, Beyond the walls of creed or human hand; It breathes without, where time has not yet been, A Timeless Grace that all mankind can span.   To Absolute Truth, yield and be set free, That’s Parmartha: to merge in Majesty.    

WITHER LEADERSHIP!   To wn hall doors were locked up tight, the corridor was packed, With citizens who held their bills, demanding that he act. They cried out for the broken schools, the water line that failed, But from inside the chamber walls, a different sound prevailed.  For there, the leader in fine dress tapped his polished shoe, A stage-managed production crew had engineered the view. He chose a sweet, devotional tune to charm the local youth, And organized a clapping choir to drown the ugly truth.  The youth-managed ensemble played a bright, uplifting beat, To mask the harsh reality of struggle on the street. So if your roof is falling down or safety can't be found, Don't bother knocking on his door or waiting around. Just grab a tambourine and learn to sing devotional song, And join the leader's staged, stage-managed captive throng.

 READ TO REDEEM: POEM To heal, we must feel, To feel, we must read. With spirit and zeal, Planting learning's seed. To earn, we must learn, To reflect, we must read. For perfection to turn, It's knowledge we need. To think, we must know, To create, we must dream. To contemplate, grow, A transformative stream. To imagine, transform, To leave our own mark, Ignite an inner storm, A bright, reading spark. With flow, let it bloom, Let wisdom take hold. Escape any gloom, Be smart, brave, and bold. Make reading an art, A journey so grand. Let knowledge impart, Across all the land.

  Intelligence: Viewpoint of Sunyata, quote and inspired poem According to  noted Danish thinker and philosopher, Sunyata, intelligence is our original state consciousness before ego is created by worldly conditioning.  Quote "In our experience, consciousness [innate intelligence] is there, is here, before ego-consciousness emerges and usurps. This integral consciousness is naturally not conscious of itself as such [until self-realized]... it is there and here, and is later co-existing with ego-consciousness, un-irked and un-clashing." Inspired Poem Mindful Intelligence: The Art of Detached Awareness A quiet mind, so clear and bright, Holds all 'that is', in gentle light. No need for thoughts, no need to chase, Just watching-wondering in calm space. A knowing deep, a vibrant hum, Where purpose of life freely comes. A well of wonder, vast and wide, With vast innate gifts held inside. No "what ifs" bind, no "shoulds" restrain, Just truth that flows, ...