I may be stupid in the head
Unable to learn the easiest of topics
I may not know simple terms
Danger could prepare to pounce on my naive soul
However
I know love
To nurture 
To save someone wounded 
It may sound stupid 
As most people would describe myself
But to me 
I’m the smartest

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Im the smartest

Jun 6, 2026

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VerseBuster

There’s something beautifully grounded in this piece. The speaker turns vulnerability into a kind of wisdom, reminding us that knowing how to love is its own intelligence. The shift from self‑doubt to quiet pride gives the poem a gentle, uplifting arc.