The Sick Unit – Mystic Poetry from India

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Gods when declared me a sick unit

I protested

I showed them the gains

But they saw these gains as losses…

Dr. Jernail Singh Anand, a renowned poet and writer from Chandigarh, India, shares his mystic poetry

Jernail Singh Anand- Sindh CourierDr. Jernail Singh Anand, based in Chandigarh, is an Indian poet and scholar credited with 170 plus books of English literature, philosophy and spirituality. He won great Serbian Award Charter of Morava and his name adorns the Poets’ Rock in Serbia. He was honored with Seneca Award LAUDIS CHARTA by Academy of Arts & Philosophical Sciences, Bari, Italy 2024. He is Founder President of the International Academy of Ethics and conferred Doctor of Philosophy (Honoris Causa) by University of Engineering & Management, (UEM) Jaipur. Email anandjs55@yahoo.com 

Biblio-link: https://sites.google.com/view/bibliography-dr-jernal-singh/home   

image-assetTHE SICK UNIT

A factory is finally considered

In terms of gain or loss

No other way to judge

It’s value to society

 

What was the gain to gods

When they established me

A human factory

And what are the losses accumulated?

 

Gods finally consider

The balance sheet

Showing losses matched with returns

Clever men try to balance the two

 

I produced a hundred emotions

Expressed a few, killed so many

Finally to remain

A loss making unit

 

Gods wanted me to deal in fragrance

Joy and peace

And spread

Happiness all around

 

My focus area was to bring

All joys only to me,

All love only for me

And for me, all the happiness and joy

 

Gods when declared me a sick unit

I protested

I showed them the gains

But they saw these gains as losses

 

Finally, they decided to close it down,

I was summoned back

And court-martialed.

Declared unfit for human consumption.

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law-of-rhythmPEACE

No doubt, life is movement

But we should learn

The difference

Between Peace and Forced Movement.

 

Nature has its own rhythm

It has placed each

At a safe distance

From the other

 

But we in our mean ambition,

Do not honour that distance

Nor the moderate pace

At which planets move.

 

We are possessed by a passion

To accomplish things in great haste

Which compromise

The rhythm of nature.

 

And endanger the structures

Of thought and custom

Which centuries have erected

To ensure smooth flow of life.

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1 COMMENT

  1. Each of your poem has a ‘value’ to be imbibed into , simple and cursive, has ramification in the socio-political system an average Indian condemned to live. I know, you are a ‘Sikh’, noble as you are, tries to ‘heal the sick’ through your spiritual ink.

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