"The Philosopher in Meditation" by Rembrandt ‘Sit in Silence’: A Poem by Bennett Chatigny The Society April 5, 2025 Culture, Pantoum, Poetry 2 Comments . Sit in Silence —a pantoum It’s pure stupidity to sit in silence. It’s only idiotic to be idle. Unconscientious deeds should be derided. Decisive daily action’s very vital. It’s only idiotic to be idle. There’s nothing worse than watching death’s arrival. Decisive daily action’s very vital. The opposite’s a deadly downward spiral. There’s nothing worse than watching death’s arrival. It’s better, then, to toil towards a purpose. The opposite’s a deadly downward spiral. It only serves to make the soul feel worthless. It’s better, then, to toil towards a purpose. An unfulfilled intention’s simply torture. It only serves to make the soul feel worthless. So, act upon ideas, start moving forward. An unfulfilled intention’s simply torture. All things imagined up can be accomplished. So, act upon ideas, start moving forward. Propel towards the sky, your life’s a rocket! All things imagined up can be accomplished. Provide yourself with thoughtful meditations. Propel towards the sky, your life’s a rocket! No limits have been set for God’s creations. Provide yourself with thoughtful meditations. It’s pure serenity to sit in silence. No limits have been set for God’s creations. All needs, if ever asked, will be provided. . . NOTE TO READERS: If you enjoyed this poem or other content, please consider making a donation to the Society of Classical Poets. The Society of Classical Poets does not endorse any views expressed in individual poems or commentary. 2 Responses Roy Eugene Peterson April 5, 2025 Your poem has a wonderful message for the world. “No limits have been set for God’s creations” is inspiing. Reply jd April 6, 2025 Agree completely with Mr. Peterson and will only add that your message is very artfully expressed. Have never seen that graphic before, Evan. It’s very beautiful and full of messages of its own. The staircase brings on the sound of the sea. Reply Leave a Reply Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
Roy Eugene Peterson April 5, 2025 Your poem has a wonderful message for the world. “No limits have been set for God’s creations” is inspiing. Reply
jd April 6, 2025 Agree completely with Mr. Peterson and will only add that your message is very artfully expressed. Have never seen that graphic before, Evan. It’s very beautiful and full of messages of its own. The staircase brings on the sound of the sea. Reply