The Ruler

by P. Xaiver - Not entered

And from the mind of a madman comes a genious unsurpassed
Though he is crazy, his mind must be respected
He is a madman in control of the world
All power is given to the one who saves all
The one who kills all
The one who knows all
All power is given to him because he holds all secrets
No one is safe from his madness 
His enemys driven to the cliff of insaity by his knowledge
And laughing, he watches them fall off the bottom-less cliff
He lives to kill and yet he lives to worship
He worships all sane men who make mistakes and falter before him
He worships them because their minds are not torn in two
And yet he pities them for their faults
He pities them for showing their feelings, which causes faults in their thought
Which causes the imperfections of mankind from which he does not suffer

Reason for writing:

    I wrote this poem because I am a manic depressive. I wondered what the world would be like if I ruled the world. My enemys not being killed by physical acts but by mental acts. A madman destroying the minds of others by feeding off his own madness and driving them insane. Therefore the rest of the world fears getting on his bad side or else they  may be driven insane too.    

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Date created: 1997-05-26 17:47:42
Last updated: 2021-03-03 14:39:29
Poem ID: 47236

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