Saturday, October 11, 2008

Every loneliness is a pinnacle -- Ayn Rand

And I remember dragging my friend down
from that platform.

I also remember being so utterly sure
I'll make it alone.
Sure that I don't need people
How could I need others?

Remember standing tall, proud and happy
All by myself
Life seemed too long, too engrossing,
With too many options.

I remember finding it tough
keeping track of my goals,
Too much on my hands to worry about anything.
I could afford pinnacles

Suddenly the premium on principles
is so much higher

I can still stand true to those touchstones
I stoutly defended once
But at the cost of excruciating pain

My courage fails and I want my happiness
Back.
So I compromise
Fall
Slowly give way.
To accept things I had scorned.


People say "I am getting smarter" :))
I call it corruption!
But humor saves them and me.
We laugh at our own double standards.
And look for more people to drag down!

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