As masters of our own destiny,
Often, a certain penchant creeps in me,
to be inclined to,
And be a lesser god.
Where does it take me? And what does it teach me?
I don’t understand.
It’s in these times, I presume, being a deity is easier.
As masters of our own destiny,
I realize, it’s a world bigger than,
being a deity.
Is more needed from me?
I raise a storm beyond the visible sun,
To salvage that deity in me,
I realize I need it,
Because being a deity is easier.
A certain reasoning for self-belief.
In this ruckus, the tide shifts one day.
I see deities all around,
And on the ground I tread,
It’s not directed to my inclination,
Neither was it a dream shattered.
I only realize, I’m just one among them.
As masters of our own destiny,
I realize, we all are,
Servants of a lesser god
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