I don't like honors It just doesn't appeal to me That such a surreal feeling of recognition Is attributed to such intense hard work and innovation I don't like honors It puts on the pedestal of human achievement Whereas, my work is meant for the few, who arrive at it I don't like honors It doesn't do me good to biased towards my own Qualifications That's why I love contributing Because it gives me peace in this pensive mind searching for the end Of the vast tunnel of possibilities, where questions are answered And answered questions are an explicable form of logic Contributing is a logician's ebullient dream Because this hand is meant for forgiving and not taking I guess that's why we have the sun set on a place too far I guess that's why we have a fascination for the beautiful Because it helps us understand ourselves better And feel connected with our own art and creation I don't like honors It makes me feel like a destroyer of doubt Rather than the creator of fascination and amazement We have sullied the atomic bomb Time for us to bring up our arms in rebarbative rebellion
"Any man whose errors take ten years to correct is quite a man."- Oppenheimier