The Victor Poem by Leila Samarrai

The Victor



A shadow sneaks up to the Sun;
Warrior persists beneath.
He smashes the suffering with a touch of his soles,
Adorned with his victorious sandals,
His heart pounding fast.
„How would you accept glory? ", the Elders surrounded him.
„What is your choice: wisdom or love? "
„For love, I have never come", said he.
Certain Form was uprooted long ago, yes, you, Elders."
As soon as he said it, they killed him by deceit,
Stabbed him with a spear, them, the Hermits;
Glassy was his voice.
From time immemorial, or since then,
The Elders have been seeing him, serene, walk in the sand.

Sunday, September 15, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: victory
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