On this day :
1918 World War I ends, 1778 Poor leadership leads to Cherry Valley Massacre, 1978 The General Lee jumps into history, 1811 Ben McCulloch born, 1973 Soviet Union refuses to play Chile in World Cup Soccer, 1988 Police make a grisly discovery in Dorothea Puentes lawn, 2000 Skiers die in cablecar fire, 1831 Nat Turner executed in Virginia, 1885 George Patton born, 1921 Dedication of the Tomb of the Unknowns, 1994 Interview with the Vampire debuts, 1852 Louisa May Alcott publishes her first story, 1978 Donna Summer earns her first 1 pop hit with MacArthur Park, 1933 Massive dust storm sweeps South Dakota, 1834 Franklin Pierce marries Jane Appleton, 1858 James Garfield marries Lucretia Rudolph, 1981 Fernando Valenzuela wins Cy Young Award, 1967 Viet Cong release US prisoners of war, 1968 Operation Commando Hunt commences, 1972 Long Binh base turned over to South Vietnam, 1918 World War I ends, 1942 Draft age is lowered to 18,

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Superfluous Reveries

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A stride forward-

Is a step backward!

 

Isn’t it quite strange?

That fate is often calumniated

For human imbecilities!

 

That’s why I told,

Pretensions of wisdom-

are retarding moves-

which actually take us-

quite a distance behind.

 

Analysis is no more a desire,

Reason had never percolated,

The ‘mind-dam’ of woolgather aspirations.

 

It’s no more called a ‘leap’-“My dear friend-“

Learn that you’ve failed somewhere, behind.

If failures aren’t to subdue burning hopes,

Then travel back to the dam,

And on a tranquil evening,

Feel the water running out with impetuous rage.

 

Comparison is never a gauge,

But,

Don’t you intent,

To match the rage?

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