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I Lose in Arguments

By: Md. Anser Ali

In others’ eyes, I’m quite the fool,
Yet never deceitful, that’s my rule.
Even when I know the truth so clear,
I lose the debate, without any fear.

A brief defeat, a lasting gain,
I win in silence, not in vain.
Those who win in heated talk,
Often help with truth as they walk.

When facts arise, I do not fight,
Well-wishers sulk, though I know they’re right.
Time’s my friend, and patience deep,
Losing the quarrel, my peace I keep.

When victors find their proof at last,
Grateful, I smile—my pride held fast.
Written by
Md Anser Ali  33/M
(33/M)   
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