Sixty-Sixth Independence Day Of India (In Acrostic) Poem by Dr John Celes
Sixty-Sixth Independence Day Of India (In Acrostic)
Indians, we all are brothers and sisters
Nation is called Bharat, our beloved Motherland
Destiny, we share a common one
Integrity of states and citizens is prime
Avarice is one thing we shun
Neighbours are beloved to us and not our foes
Industriousness is our people's goal
Nationalism is in our blood
Divisive tendencies have been suppressed always
Everyone has opportunities to development
Poverty eradication is our ultimate aim
Equality is the guiding rule
Nature is our mother and teacher
Dialogue is the key to success in resolving disputes and differences
Empowerment of women is a clarion call
Negotiation is our strong ally
Charity is our innate trait and ingrained in culture
Employment to all is the ultimate accomplishment
Development has been sustained and continual
Amity of nations is our strong belief
Yeoman Service is our proud motto
COPYRIGHT BY DR JOHN CELES 15-08-2012
As an Indian I am proud of your nice poem.That too written in acrostic form! I enjoyed it a lot.Thanks.
A very patriotic poem, you are rightly proud of your country. (But as in any country - there is work to be done!)
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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4/26/2024 4:05:17 PM # 1.0.0.1119
As an Indian I am proud of your nice poem. And that too written in acrostic form! I really enjoyed it.Thanks.