On Choices Poem by arundhati sinha
On Choices
Rating: ★2.5
As i walk away
From these walls that
Breed mediocrity.
Shunning the destiny
which almost forced itself
upon me.
I look back for a moment,
At those lying faces,
at the faces being lied to.
I see confusion and wonder.
I see contempt and envy.
The last vestige of fear, indecisiveness
bid me farewell.
Ah! to be in control,
thus carefree.
Saturday, October 6, 2007
Topic(s) of this poem: confusion,destiny,farewell
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