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A Quiet Place


A Quiet Place Silence equates peace or pure destruction Solitude introverted he best functions But never confined mind is entwined with insightful rhymes Lonely road but he meets himself at every junction Self reliance and a kind defiance, he virtues His rejoice in the peace and quiet, protrudes Every night he self reflects on what’s to take place next Hours upon hours, then he lays rest So the knowledge may not regress He dreams of serene scenes Messages of deep meanings accompanying The will of his every being just to comprehend And he does this till the very end That’s his quiet place.
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