There were countless thoughts in his mind, but he had to let them be, he could not rely on them now! There was no time for it. He needed to be strong, strong at heart. He had to muster all he had. There were too many of them, too many heartless people thirsting for his failure. Some were people in great power, and some were those who LOVE to hate.
They were just a bunch of ruthless people, all waiting to finish him.
Vulnerable, we are but mortals, all of us have our weakness.
The opposition erupted into raptures, as a lone figure walked into the field. His enemies smirked, knowing this was their day.
He had a weakness and the opposition knew it all too well.
Though his thoughts were weighing him down, his heart was true. He fought them hard, giving his enemies no respite. Light was slowly giving away to darkness, but the warrior was firm.
On the other side, his comrade were felled ruthlessly .
Finally darkness clouded over, it was time for rest.
They had failed to finish him.
The battle began early next day. The early morning was the perfect time to exploit the warrior’s weakness. They tried, tried hard, but to no avail. He had battled them all too well.
But, suddenly, the champion fell. Fall, did he, but not before wearing down his enemies, not before he had put his side to safety.
He was my hero for years, and always will be. He had the heart of a fighter and the spirit of a champion. A great leader and a just man. He had taken charge of a group of directionless souls, and moulded them into a great unit. He has too many enemies now. Sooner or later, they are bound to prevail, but for me, he lives on.
Thus goes a quote ‘Everybody loves to see a hero fall’. But not this time..not this time.
Friday, December 16, 2005
The heart of a champion
Labels: cricket, Ganguly, india, indian cricket, Sourav
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