Tuesday, February 13, 2007

The Indispensable Man

sometime when you're feeling important;
sometime when your ego's in bloom,
sometime when you take for granted,
you're the best qualified in the room.

sometime when you feel that your going;
would leave an unfillable hole;
just follow the simple instruction;
and see how it humbles your soul.

take a bucket and fill it with water;
put your hand in it up to the wrist;
pull it out and the hole remaining;
is a measure of how you'll be missed.

you may splash all you please as you enter;
you can stir up the water galore;
but stop and you'll find in a minute;
that it looks quite the same as before.

the moral in this quait example;
is to do just the best that you can;
be proud of yourself, but remember
there's no indispensable man

by anonymous poet

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

Is the person judging you accepting that you are doing the best you can with the available resources, however good or mediocre these resources are?

Is the person judging you taking a step back to analyse the limitations of an individual on what he / she has in control in order to do the best he /she can?

You are right...there are no indispensable men...or women. Even Prophet Muhammad PBUH was taken away by God Almighty when time was up...

Anonymous said...

Sometimes you are up and sometimes you are down,
Kabhi Kushi Kabhi Gham (Sometimes Happy…Sometimes Sad…)
That is Life…….that makes it interesting
Yes, nobody is indispensable….I agree with that
However, as a person that is still alive and needed by many…at the very moment …..
We must do the best that we can

"If you don't design your own life plan, chances are you'll fall into someone else's plan. And guess what they have planned for you? Not much."
—Jim Rohn

Alsaid

Anonymous said...

The poem is by Saxon White Kessinger

"Indispensable Man" was originally published in "The Nutmegger Poetry Club under the name Saxon Uberuaga. It has also been published in "Boots" in Spring 1993, in "The Country Courier" 1996, "Rhyme Time" in Winter 2000, and in "Golden Times" in August 2003