Ronie Dinosaur Chapter 5 – When the Lamp Burns Yet the Light Is Missing

Ronie dinosaur Chapter 5 - When the Lamp Burns Yet the Light Is Missing
I. Society’s Blindness
A baby never laughs when it is in pain-
it cries.
But society refuses to accept pain as truth.
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Ronie Dinosaur Chapter 2 – Unbreakable

I was silenced at my questions-
each one met with a quiet no.
No one ever saw
the artist’s heart hammering inside me,
the poet’s tongue,
the philosopher’s gaze. Read more from here...
Solipsism

I’ve studied enough philosophy to understand the old promise:
a man and a woman, once married, become each other’s mirror and witness-
each the living proof that the other is not insane,
not alone, not condemned to solipsism.
I sometimes wonder what kind of people they were
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Hirojada

In a world where my heart keeps thirsting for love,
how the hell am I supposed to understand it?
When I go looking for beauty, all I really want is one woman to love me.
When I hunt truth, all I really want is to be famous for this grief.
When I ask, “Who am I?”, I swell into Ronie Dinosaur-just so I have something to fight with.
And still I keep searching for the one mirror Read more from here...
I am Grief

He ran carrying the corpse of Sati on his shoulder,
asking the sky, “What is this weight? Why me?”
I run with empty fists clenched so tightly the knuckles bleed,
daring the same sky:
“Look me in the eye. Stop whining. Stop cheating. Fight fair.”
My arms are not open in surrender; Read more from here...
Philosopher

Losing every battle, one by one,
Ronie Dinosaur arrived-
scarred, stripped bare, still standing.
I no longer know where the winners went,
or whether they ever existed.
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