My Friend The Giant Killer Poem by Raj Dronamraju

My Friend The Giant Killer



My friend with the slingshot has killed his fair share of giants
Restless for new challenges, he spits in the eye of the daily tyrants
Who seek to collapse our lives into a claustrophobic shape

And the kites that fly and the days it doesn't rain
We wish we could escape our lives
But we are as if stricken mute
Our bodies unmoving as if we were paraplegic

My friend has brought down every Goliath that has confronted him
And slapped me on the back afterwards
I tried to take him on as a role model

I've killed my own share of ghosts and other entities that were not really there
I know only too well
What it means to tarnish victory with lack of follow through

Tuesday, May 3, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: challenges
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Douglas Scotney 03 May 2016

it's not the ghosts I'm worried about Raj. It's the entities. I reckon 'other' in front of 'entities' is giving 'ghosts' a credibility they don't deserve

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