Self-Erosion Poem by Binu Mathew
Self-Erosion
Fear of losing friends,
Forced him to fly like a butterfly,
For nectar feast,
To all flowers that welcomed;
In debates, to please people,
Compromised stance and behaved,
Like a tame elephant, eroding true self,
With the rolling of the wheel!
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