Poverty is the parent of revolution and crime

This proverb shows general experience of this world. Tension, tortures,tragedies, hungerness e.t.c are the signs of poverty. This proverb was told by Aristolle. When this poverty remains in limits, then it is all right, but when it crosses its limit, then it finally shakes the soul of people, it revolutionzes and causes crime. Due to poverty, rebellions and crimes are produced. A poor man can do each and every crime and revolutionary activity, because he has nothing to loss. No man comes here in this world rebellious or criminal, but these are only conditions which make him criminal and most important factor of them is poverty.
There are various causes of poverty, which give birth to revolution and crime. A poor man takes gun for bread and butter for his family, for marriage of his sister and daughter or due o extremist behaviour of people. Mostly the crimes committed in Pakistan are due to poverty. You might have heared that 2500 years ago a revolution came in Rome and its main cause was poverty. At that time few people were rich and mostly there were poor people and slaves. So poor people were ill-treated and disgraced in every field of life, their women were sold, raped and tortured. But suddenly walls of poverty were broken, then all poor people brought revolution. So hence poverty is considered as father of revolution and crime. As Gandhi says and I qoute " To man with an empty stomach is God", because a man can do each and every thing for acquiring food. Mostly poverty occurs due to bad policies of rulers. If politicians and rulers do not take care of poverty line, then certainely it will lead to production of crimes and revolution, in which politicians and rulers, would themselves be perished.
So from above discussion it is clear that poverty is the main cause of revolution and crime. Due to poverty, a man can do each and every thing in this world for his survival, because he would be at the last stage of his life and at that time, he has to do or die. Then either he will die himself or will kill so many other people.

Where there is a will, there is a way

Success often needs luck, hard work, consistency, right track etc. But all of these are incomplete without any determination, in other way; we can say that if sheer determination is there, success will ultimately prevail. Will power, in itself, a psychological power which enables a person to achieve his /her goal, it does not need physiological power, but mental strength.
Status quo, a great enemy of will power, is a major hindrance to achieve it. Present system need to be challenged in order to achieve fruitful results in future. Without doing so, there will always remain obstructions in the path. There is a famous quotation, “The best way to pass any test is to take the test”, in this scenario, through will power; status is being challenged to pass the test or to get solution/success. In other words we can say that will power is the least condition to achieve future objective or solution.
Ups and downs, by nature, are the routine events of life. One must not be discouraged from failures because they teach us how to avoid failures in future. One thing a person needs is the concrete determination to achieve his/her objective. The more one will be determined, the smoother the path becomes for triumph.

Brevity is the soul of wit
This pithy quote has emerged out of the pen of Shakespeare, the six word long quote makes implies that only intelligence can master the art of brevity while the ignorance can only engender ambiguity.
The memorable pithy proverbs must have their nexus with the mind of intelligent, witty men. As foolish wordy man can never in first place comprehend and then incorporate the common experiences of life into precise words that would survive the test of time. Only intelligent man raises to fulfill this task.
Once Ernest Hemingway, a Nobel laureate author, was challenged to compose a story in six words, and he came up with "For sale: baby shoes, never used." In six words, the greatest novelist articulated his best ever shortest story. He is considered the epitome of concise writing. Hemingway's brevity exuded from the intelligent faculty that rested over his shoulders. A careless writer who incorporates gratuitous details in his narratives slips into social oblivion. While, the one who conveys his ideas pithily would undoubtedly garner durable name and fame.
Standard literature and newspapers are worth reading, because they employ the labor of intelligent men who have mastered the art of brevity. If Newspapers like Economist or Dawn would have allotted berth to the dull prolix articles, they would have not survived in the competitive world. And the brevity, which is the main criterion of getting published in illustrious newspapers, always follows those who are intelligent enough to cultivate it through reading, listening and observing.
Lastly, the magic word Pakistan also personifies the brevity. This word became the fuel for Pakistan movement. It sprang from the mind of Cambridge educated Chaudhray Rahmat Ali. The pithiness of word would have been impossible without intelligence of Chaudhry Rahmat Ali. So, It becomes amply clear that Shakespeare's remarks "Brevity is the soul of wit" are so true that they have become the parameter of success and intelligence in today's practical world.