He licked the dime of charity,
Frozen was his subconscious,
And so was lauded for his will
Charming was he, dull he was not
Sounds of distress never rang his ears
He was the truth of the unspoken, of the unforgiving
Mist of a famine, light of a black hole
A home of trust for the untrusting
Reckless were his seniors, blinded by a foggy conscience, yet,
he held his own on this slippery diving board
he held his own on this slippery diving board
Sought his triumph in honesty
And nothing mattered more than work
Sacrificial was he, tormentor he was not
Unrelentingly droned were his aspirations
“met”? they were not
And that day a soldier’s spirit died
my dad is an army officer, i wrote this in utter frustration when he was not approved to become a brigadier
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