At the beginning of this poem, I told myself that this would be the first time I am going to edit a poem of mine, because all my previous ones have crossed the 100-line barrier, one that's proving to be too much of a hindrance to me. So I sat pre-planned, that this one is surely gonna be a 70-liner: Nothing less, nothing more. And I erred again...
I should not have sat with a mind full of thoughts, I should never have lived with a stuffed mind, stuffed especially in the involuntary part. For again I wrote a hundred and thirty lines: And again I felt I shouldn't edit... Well I could ask you folks to judge for yourself, not much of words to say that! But it takes a whole lot more: Cause 130 lines make a whole page on here!
Still I thought I had to say, for this is the first time I convey, my true feelings: One without love. One a whole lot higher. Something that the world's neglected: Something the world's never wanted to believe. Something I certainly believe in.
Something that can't be real for sure: Something that beyond all this, is actually the truth...
This is how my poem ends: These are the last few lines. Hope you enjoy it: Enjoy it enough to say you truly felt my point :)
“Listen up son, for these could be my last,
My last words ever spoken;
Scream to the world that the force exists,
My conscience thou shalt bear as a token.”
“Never should you believe in a single God,
One’s too good to be true;
It takes a whole lot more for the world to function,
Now, may the force be with you!”
Speechless was I, at his last oration,
Speechless to even utter a goodbye;
Without air enough, to even shed tears,
Seeing the great man at my feet, lie…
Dared I didn’t, to even touch,
With my scientifically tainted hands;
I simply looked at that humble figure,
Overwhelmed by those pure strands…
I closed my eyes, leaking a drop out,
My contribution to the teary sea;
As I thought of questions I never asked,
And things he never said to me…
My tutor… The monk who sold Einstein,
No end can ever exist to his spirituality;
Before I asked, he left me in total trance,
The monk, who sold Einstein - “Amen”, said he…
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