not like the rest

not like the rest

A Poem by Ender
"

i am not of the rest, but still a part of something grand.

"
was once and now a nothing
but ever still in singular whole.
an inferior part of supreme utility:
a dime among silver dollars,
but still a commodity the same.
tis a sorrow to be not of the brightest,
fairest, eloquent nor talented:
but alas I am different in humanity's
diverse spectrum-amazing whole.

© 2011 Ender


Author's Note

Ender
sudden inspiration without any cause. i love it happens like this. but i do have a lot on my mind. this piece though briefly describes humanity to be different and full of not so equal traits, but... everyone is part of a grand masterpiece of humanity.

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Its a small poem, but says a lot.....the world and its people are diverse each other ... But most people fail to realize this and often becomes judgmental in treatment of others.... Thanks Ender for the poem... Feels nice to have read you after such a long time :)

Posted 12 Years Ago


YOU ARE UNIQUE. THAT'S RIGHT YOU ARE NOT OF THE REST. AND THAT IS THE BEST WAY TO BE. BE WHO YOU ARE NO MATTER WHAT. SWEET WRITE =)

Posted 13 Years Ago


Great Write!! It makes us more interesting that we are different and glad we are otherwise this would be a boring world. Great write!!

Posted 13 Years Ago


" i am not of the rest, but still a part of something grand."

I like this

Posted 13 Years Ago


Very interesting. I like it.

Posted 13 Years Ago



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Added on October 23, 2011
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Ender
Ender

Pittsburgh, PA



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