Intellect Poem by Abdul Wahab

Intellect

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You might have possessed so many things
The stars, the sun, the moon, the whole universe
But if you have not possessed me
You possess nothing!
You are a blunt, a dullard dull
The beggar of the street.

You might be proud of so many things which
One can't have today but tomorrow can
And all these things dwindle when you distribute
But I am the exception and the opposite

The maximum use of anything is a poison
But I become the nectar if you use the maximum

You might have written on so many things
from hell to heaven
You might have composed so many poems
from complex to simple
But if you have not on me,
you have written or composed nothing!
you are neither a poet nor a writer.
you have not achieved anything either!

You might have believed on so many things
But if you have not believed me
You have believed nothing
As I am the unbelievable to believe
The strength, the power
If you hone me
I cut, cut very sharply
I create, create very absolutely
I can give the desires the wings
I can make fly the colorful dreams..
So hone me, hone me! hone me!

You might have sung so many songs
But If you have not sung the song of me
You are not a singer
You are a deaf!
You are a dumb!
So sing intellect! intellect! intellect!
Sing intellect! intellect! intellect!
The creator of every human creations
The inventor of every inventions
The real power, the real beauty
The real achievement of human history.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ramesh Rai 14 April 2012

intellect, is a very complex woed, very hard to define. every one is intellectual to one's concern, but ur attempt is nice. i agree with..

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Romeo Della Valle 12 April 2012

Amen! God Bless You my brother! The message is loud and clear! Don't forget the Mighty One Above! A very powerful write that clearly shows your great concern for some regretful souls living among us! 10+++ Thank you for sharing and keep it up! Let your powerful voice be heard throughout the whole World! Love and Peace for always! From New York City, Romeo...

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