How I think

How I think

A Poem by Varsha

My reasonable man,

I look through my caged body,

As you wipe away with disgust,

These experiences I perspire,

And as you conceal them,

Underneath a Philosopher’s beautiful words,

I will not let you deny my knowledge.

 

These walls that make me the body and you the mind,

Tell me that I cannot think and only cry

But I ask: what is this mind?

Because I dare to think through my body,

Making my fantasy the reality,

And your reason illusory.

My unholy senses see,

My tainted perception feels,

And my body thinks,

Because I “know”.

© 2015 Varsha


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Added on January 20, 2015
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Varsha
Varsha

New Delhi, Delhi, India



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An undergraduate student enthralled by life and everything she is not studying. Intrigued by ‘knowledge’, ‘mind’, ‘Truth’, ‘Reason’, ‘body’,.. more..

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