Research Oriented Essay Calmness And Fairness in Jasna Gugic's Poetry Dr. Manoranjan Das

Calmness And Fairness in Jasna Gugic's Poetry
Dr. Manoranjan Das

        Jasna Gugic, the notable poetess of Croatia motionifies her thought through her poetry that calmness or silence enhances decision-making, reduces stress, improves problem-solving, and promotes better physical and emotional health, and,it allows for rational thinking over emotional reactions, fostering emotional regulation and a more positive outlook, even in adverse situations.  She had the silenece into herself through lightnings where the accumulation of fear rowed to non- belongings. Thus, she writes,

'Silence in me
Strikes in lightnings
Of the sky to gray
And destroys me accumulated fear
In the years of non-belongings.'1

          Jasna Gugic was born in Vinkovci, Croatia . She lives and works in Zagreb, Croatia. Her poems have been published in so many world famous print and electronic magazines , journals, websites, blogs and anthologies. Jasna Gugic is multiple winner of many international awards for poetry and literature and her work has been translated into many world languages .She was awarded ' Doctor Honoris Causa' by' Academia Mundial de Literatura Moderna Costarricense' and ' Union of Writets of Republic of Moldova'. She has published three collection of poems .
She is the Vice President  of the Sovereign Artists and Writers of the World SAPS and Ambassadors of many organisations.
        Rankingly speaking, Jasna Gugic is into belief that a calmful mind is better able to weigh options and make rational, long-term decisions, and, it  enables objective analysis of a situation, leading to more effective solutions rather than panic-driven reactions. Thus, she prefers,
       'Staying calm helps you see situations more realistically and objectively.
   
It mitigates the physiological impact of stress by reducing the release of stress hormones.
     
 It allows you to manage emotions effectively without being overwhelmed by ...'2

          Countably speaking, Jasna Gagic uses her thought through poetry that
calmness helps man to  maintain a more positive and stable emotional state, promoting overall well-being,and,  calmness can lead to being more accepting of others and less reactionary, fostering more supportive relationships, and, therefore, a calm state of mind is more likely to lead to compassion when needed. She heightens her thought that silence or calmness gets the words of softness ,that is rowed to the smile.Thus, she writes,'

'Silence in you
Does not know my fears
And gets lost in words of
Unknown people
Whose hands can not
Touch the softne
Of our hearts.
Don't let me stay silent
Because my love is
Louder than your smile
The loudest one.'3

         Purifiably speaking, Jasna Gagic supplies her thought through her poetry that
the  'fairness' and 'beauty' is complex, 
often tied to cultural and historical ideals rather than objective fact, and, historically, fairness and beauty has been associated with higher social status, wealth, and a perceived 'goodness,' and this is perpetuated now a days through media, advertising, and social pressure. While the concept of 'fairness' can be subjective, it often relates to cultural perceptions that link lighter  tones with attractiveness and success, contributing to body and mind  image issues and a desire for expensive treatments. Conversely, beauty is more subjective and can be appreciated in many forms, such as confidence, creativity, and inner qualities.Thus, she feels
       'Historically, fairness was often seen as a sign of high social status and wealth, as it indicated a life of leisure and was associated with ruling classes and, in some contexts...
      ..........................

This ideal is reinforced in many cultures through media and advertising, linking fair skin to success, prestige, and better marriage prospects.'4


          Encourgingly speaking, Jasna Gugic adroits that in some cultures, fairness and beauty is associated with positive concepts like purity and goodness, while darkness  is sometimes associated with negative concepts like sadness or evil.  She  capitalises herself through poetry that beauty is the heart's standing through the road to silence Thus, she writes,

'Cover me with your beauty
Fill the cracks in my heart
Without you
I'm dried up source
A standing river
I'm the road which
Leads to nowhere
Silent in helplessness.' 5


       Applicably speaking, Jasna Gugic's poetry fluenifies through beauty in such a way that the pursuit of fairness can boost an individual's self-worth and confidence, especially if they feel that they have achieved a culturally valued ideal, and,  however, it can also lead to low self-esteem if this ideal is not met, and, it is referred to modesty, generosity etc. Thus, she sensifies,
       'Every trait of beauty may be referred to some virtue, as to innocence, candor, generosity, modesty, or heroism.'6

        GIitteringly speaking, Jasna Gugic allures that the base to conform to these beauty standards can lead to body and mind image issues. She  has the splenderous impersonal staring  views with shineness. Thus, she writes,

'All alone without a splendour
Impersonal views
Staring at yesterday
Blind for tomorrow
So, don't leave without
Turning your eyes around
Stay close
The night is descending
It's too black and I fear
The shadows of the darkness
Stay with me
Be the fire of life
That shines in me.'7

         Acceleratingly speaking, Jasna Gugic's poetry goldenly rows for blooming the good time where calmness or silence and beauty or fairness are terminated  along.

References

1. Silence; 'International Bilingual Poetry',   translated and edited by Md Ejaj Ahamed, Dream Raft Publication,  Aurangabad, Murshidabad; W.B., India, Pin 742201, 2024, P-66;
2. Significance, Silence and Calmness; www.net.
3. As No.1;
4. Significance , Fairneess and Beauty; www.net;
5. Stay; The Raft Of Dreams Literary Mag., 5th Year, 5th Issue; Add.As No.1; P-203;
6. St.Pierre; The Dict.of Thoughts; Ed. T. Edwards, D.D. & Others; Standard Lit.,2002, P-41;
7. As No.5;