
"Quietness" by Gelett Burgess is a book that explores the concept of silence and its importance in our lives. The author argues that quietness is essential for creativity, reflection, and self-discovery. He also discusses how modern society has become increasingly noisy and distracting, making it difficult to find moments of peace and tranquility. Throughout the book, Burgess provides practical tips on how to cultivate a sense of quietness in one's life, including meditation, nature walks, and limiting screen time. Overall, "Quietness" is a thought-provoking read that encourages readers to embrace silence as a valuable part of their daily routine.
By Gelett Burgess · First published 1895 · Genre: Poetry, Children's Literature, Family · 52 words
Hush! for your father is reading.
Hush! for your mother is ill.
Hush! for the baby / Is sleeping, and may be / He'll catch a nice dream if you're still.
Kiss me, and promise you will!
poetry · nature · serenity · reflection · tranquility · meditation · solitude · contemplation · beauty · simplicity · emotion · imagination
Quietness is listed on Textopian as a poem by Gelett Burgess, dated 1895 CE.
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