Dare To Think Poem by Ananta Madhavan
Dare To Think
Enemies are everywhere,
Especially in ink.
Am I afraid to think?
Why should I dare
The sharp extremes
Of spooled up dreams?
Why should I care
To call the peace
Of contraries?
Better to spare
The tug of wit,
Accept the implicit?
Monday, May 26, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: independence
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Not yet 30, I was an official who accepted established thinking,
but also a hopeful beginner keen to present my own views, even if they were out of line. In this poem I expressed my dilemma in rhymed 3-line stanzas, unconsciously respecting conventional taste.
but also a hopeful beginner keen to present my own views, even if they were out of line. In this poem I expressed my dilemma in rhymed 3-line stanzas, unconsciously respecting conventional taste.
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