The Dance Of Bull And Bear Poem by M. Asim Nehal

The Dance Of Bull And Bear

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In the arena of gleaming screens
where fortunes rise on whispered dreams
the Bull comes charging, fierce and bright
a gleam of gold in the dawning light
he gallops high on waves of cheer
with every gain, the crowd draws near
but shadows linger, lurking still,
for soon the dance may twist at will.

Now enters the Bear, with quiet grace,
His icy breath, a solemn face,
he prowls amidst the trembling hearts,
turning hopeful turns into bitter parts
his dance is no good for investors
it wipes out money like duster
the Bull, a titan, proud and bold
but the Bear brings tales of caution told
yet those who weather this fickle tide,
with patience firm, and faith as guide—
they learn the art of holding fast,
through soaring heights and crashes vast.

For in the thrum of joy and fear,
only the steadfast can persevere.
while many falter, their spirits tossed,
caught in the maelstrom, counting the cost,
the wise take lessons from rise and fall,
for in the tumult, there's grace in it all.

In the ebb and flow, both fierce and rare,
Lies the art of resilience—beyond compare.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Nabakishore Dash 04 November 2024

Well presented and l loved the last three lines.

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Richard Wlodarski 10 November 2024

I wonder if the US election had an influence on the writing of this masterful poem. Beautifully written with such powerful metaphors and vivid imagery. Let's see if the US becomes bullish or barely survives!

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Sheeya Hacks 08 November 2024

Speculation nothing more.

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Kevin Patrick 05 November 2024

A poem to live by! Only by charging at life head on can we even try to gain what we want. Bravo Sir!

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Rose Marie Juan-austin 05 November 2024

A beautiful and meaningful poem so brilliantly expressed. The closure lines say it all. A favorite and a great read indeed!

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Darren Jkoeryo 04 November 2024

Stock market is very fragile and bull and bear wait patiently to hit and dance. Nice poem with satire.

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