To hear Muni Kshamasagar's poems is to hear silence itself. To hear this silence, one has to be alone with his words just as the poet himself is always alone with his innerself in his poems.
In this earned inscape of Muni Kshamasagar's poetic world, birds, trees, sky and rivers are the constant symbols of life's great wonder and joy-for nature alone is the script which Muni Kshamasagar tries to decode as well as create in his poems. The poems, therefore, bring great stillness to the reader.
I hope in translation this stillness has not violated.
Sunita Jain