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The Game Of Fame


The Game Of Fame

 

No goals,

No scores,

I just want to play.

 

The game,

Not for fame,

Not because I am lame,

All I want is,

To witness the bliss of pain.

 

Every one in world is not same,

Some just play the game,

Others play for fame,

Some play to earn the name,

While some play to win.

 

Well, I play to say,

Nor did I win,

Neither did I lose,

Because I had my mind,

And didn’t let it lose.

 

Try not to score goals,

Try to make up a role,

A role of sportsmanship,

Showcase it to your opponent,

As a colossal gift.

 

A game;

Is not to earn a name,

Not to sustain fame,

Nor to make hearts hurt,

Neither to make minds mind,

It is owed to fill them all,

With respect and delight.

 

One wins,

Because the other lose,

One lose,

Because the other wins.

 

A game is of mind,

All of it is in one’s mind,

The ultimate challenge is;

Staying same,

throughout the entire game.

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