Worth of a Dream
"In that small house of his, knowledge was a certain power. Everything that leads to it is gold, and everything else was copper."
A poem written on a rainy day when I was deep in thoughts in my own room, thinking about the values I've learnt from my 54 year old father whom I've lived with for 22 years.
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Worth of a Dream
In a small house at the end of the road
Unwavering lights glowed from within
Electricity ran with all it's might
With no fear of the unseen
Unwavering lights glowed from within
Electricity ran with all it's might
With no fear of the unseen
Troves of books lined up the wall
As if it could hold the whole world within
But despite everything it owns
The drizzle of rain caves in
It drips from the roof
Tiny drops of water
Incessantly, and with certainty
God knows how long it'll hold
Until it breaks to entirety
In that small house of his
Knowledge was a certain power
Everything that leads to it is gold
And everything else was copper
It holds importance yes
But not beyond
The worth of a dream
That his two children own
It seeps within
The thoughts of a stormy night
The depths of desire
And the difference of worth
For a man who gives
Differs from a man who sells
And the father who dreams
Beyond his own
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