Let Go Of Your Ego Poem by Paul Butters

Let Go Of Your Ego

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Bruised and battered egos:
Retaliations -
Flaming tornadoes spiral up to stormy skies.
Mixed metaphors of caviar and custard
Maelstrom mightily around the mountains of Hell.

Trolling is appalling
And flaming burns.

Let go of that ego
Is my advice.

Be humble from the start.
No-one is great enough
To be beyond reproach
Or criticism.

Who cares how good or otherwise I am?
Who cares what anyone says
About my work?

I am what I am,
End of story.
To Describe what I am is fine:
See those metres, verses, rhymes
And metaphors.
Dismantle me if you wish,
But (please) put me back together.

No-one should stand in judgement,
Except maybe God,
With His bright wide wings.

So stop the abuse,
And sourceless insults.
Cease the condemnation,
Or stand to be IGNORED.

Monday, August 1, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: conflict,internet,poetry,writing
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Chinedu Dike 21 May 2018

An insightful rendition of words set aside for honest rendition. Thought provoking, intense, clear, focused, and factual. Thanks for sharing Paul.

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Paul Butters 30 May 2018

Ego can be a dangerous thing. We have to move on from it if we are to truly grow.

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