Hypnotising A Giant's Mind
I am a
spectacle of dust fragile and small,
Strayed
away from a desert storm,
Away to
escape from the rising roar,
Anywhere the
wind walks, it shall whisper to my soul
As if my
will is not my own,
Or maybe, It
was my choice,
To be
carried by a mere blow,
To believe
the will of the unseen,
Is stronger
than my own,
Maybe just
maybe,
To be a speck
of dust,
deprived of
any power,
Was easier to
stand
like a
giant against the storm,
No, no, Hush
now, my dear mind,
Listen as the
wind sing your oblivious lullaby,
I am
nothing but a spectacle of dust,
Powerless to
hold my ground,
Weightlessly
flying towards the sun,
Free of the storm behind
Life is
easier when you believe you are powerless isn’t it? Someone dies, politicians lie,
and the Money corrupts mind. You know the life around and you accept it the way
it is, believing you cannot change anything. But sometimes does it also meddle
with your mind? That tiny little voice saying you can and you should do something
for the good, instead of avoiding the bad? You probably do, and probably just
like me, you shoo them away, hypnotising yourself again to believe you are
nothing but a speck of dust. If so, this poem is also for you my friend.
We are
funny creatures aren’t we?
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