Ridiculous Invictus (Sorry Henley) Poem by Kevin Patrick
Ridiculous Invictus (Sorry Henley)
If I am to be the master
of my own destiny
will that not make me a slave
to all my uncertainty
and if I'm the captain
that guides my soul
what should I do
if this ship has holes
I shall be undefeated
even when I've lost my feet
Magnificent, Kevin. I think of Hamlet and the idea one can be certain of so little, perhaps only of uncertainty. This verse goes to myfavourites.
A very straightforward write. Interesting thoughts to ponder about.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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8/29/2026 10:23:04 AM # rel_20260827T145718Z_a0f1bd3
This is ridiculous profound poem, absolute TEN POINTS,5 STARS FULL, enjoyed so much with so little, bravo!