Author Archives: montecyril
You can call me selfish, if you wish: A poem
Though many call me selfish I have never self-seekingly relished It is the silent virtuous who accepts that he may get punished And those who want payday will never understand what I say I know I’m always okay for you to judge me as you may If there’s steel in the wheel and there’s motionContinue reading “You can call me selfish, if you wish: A poem “
If it is not treachery, it is torture…: A poem
If it is not treachery, it is torture I copped it in the past; can I cop it in the future? Will the fabric of steadfastness eventually rupture in the relentless tide of a ruthless culture? I am not strong, but I have strength in duty Sheer will is a way forward for infinite beauty Continue reading “If it is not treachery, it is torture…: A poem “
Hey Prakash Saint Paul, you evil treacherous villain. Do you think that everything should suit your evil convenience and motives
I asked the Supreme if this task has an end…: A poem
I asked the Supreme, if this task, as long as the axis of the universe, has an end? And he said to me: Spread your arms to the night and feel the heat of the tiniest speck within you – the point of no return and backward in its spin and trance into simultaneous birthContinue reading “I asked the Supreme if this task has an end…: A poem “