The war withinA Poem by Chandradhish Ghosh“Superiority is a privilege of the strong Trust me; I assure you it is never too
wrong. You can only be born with it, brilliance Don’t listen to what those fools say,
nonsense. I have learned to love myself and none more Most live on other’s ideas, they’re such a
bore. Don’t look at them, the common class They are talentless, boorish and their
words are crass.”
‘You are blind and ignorant, you narcissist Behind your suave façade, you are an ugly
beast You have no friends and you know not love Get back to ground don’t loft so high and
fly above We share our sadness, joys and dreams People hear our laughs and even our screams Vanity is afraid to approach us and so does
conceit We reap talent, and use it for good but
don’t proclaim it.’
“What do you say you oblivious fool? One man can change the world, one man can
rule. Why be plural, when ‘I’ am better than ‘we’? My vision is deeper, too far above for you
to see." “Keep to yourself, you lonesome spirit You know very well but are afraid to see
it, We are stronger by number, and by words We can fight with shields as well as
swords.”
“Believe me, you, I am mightier than you
think With a one-on-one, I can make you sink. I have experiences, far beyond the
collective you. I am not liked because I’m understood by
only a few.” ‘There you go, you lover of pride You were one of us, as much you might hide You can venture places where we don’t go But you’ll come back to us when you are
low.’
The writer laughed and capped his pen He lived through the war and bore the pain
What is wrong and what is fine? What is yours and what is mine? © 2014 Chandradhish GhoshFeatured Review
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