The Mango Man
Ab Lincoln said this once, “God must love the Common man, for he
made so many of them”… True? Would you say?
Before your mind even begins to concoct any answers, allow
me to stomp your chain your thought and tell me about my collection of
‘Alibis’... yes… ‘Alibis’…
I have made them in abundance, and i love them, to the
extent of fondly and secretly sulking in the admiration of the existence of my
alibis… It is because they work for me in places I would positively loathe to
find myself around.
Alibis are like incessant social artisans who rub their arses
off so I could live in peace, so why wouldn’t I love them???... It’s like the
love the honey bee has for her workers, like the love the king carries for his
vassals… and thus very bluntly I say… the type of love ‘God’ bears for the
Common man, for which I fervidly use an expression…
‘The Mango Man’… [‘Aam Aadmi’]
Answers the question, I believe, even explains the manner of love God holds for the Common Man.
This world, you see, is just too damn humongous to be run by a single all-powering, all-seeing, almighty ‘God’. So he made these puny errand-runners, these mute menial minions who would willingly grind their bones off in God’s name.
This world, you see, is just too damn humongous to be run by a single all-powering, all-seeing, almighty ‘God’. So he made these puny errand-runners, these mute menial minions who would willingly grind their bones off in God’s name.
When the Common Man or should I say the ‘Mango man’ was
being made, there was just one thing planned for him… To Suffer… and to suffer
perpetually till the end of its miserable, pathetic little life… as simple as
that… like hamsters in wheel the Mango man is dropped on this planet to keep on
running endlessly.
The Mango Man is everywhere. The moment you step out your
homely terrain… the first sad ugly fuck who glares at you rudely, as if
questioning your individuality and showing an overt and abrupt concern towards
your general cause of happiness, is the Mango Man.
The first appalling piece of filth that passes by your bike
or your car… grunting and snorting and spitting all over the place visibly full
of detest against the all forms of life, death and beyond is the Mango Man.
Then there is the face of the Mango man... a rugged canvas of
sadness and misery painted by God’s most pathetic palette… a face as if of the
torchbearer of all agony and anguish in the world… a face resembling an
overused whipping post… a face depicting that of an underpaid prostitute… the
Mango Man is a heinous hideous fuck and he knows it, he is proud of it and he
simply adores the god-awful fuckness he is blessed with.
As your day progresses further, you see more of these vile
creatures. The first guy you see bickering and hassling with a
‘rickshaw-puller’ over one buck is the Mango Man… yes you’ve guessed it right…
he is apparently a mingy, miserly, sordid little SOB too.
You point, laugh, and move on… you don’t have time for these
Mango Men. Mango Men are made in millions so they could be the stepping stones
for other ‘Better’ Men to step on and do better things in life… no one has time
for the Mango Man, everyone moves one… everyone… but the Mango Man…
You move on just to find more of them, they are like
pestering insects, always humming and buzzing around your ears. The first guy
you see standing for hours outside a tall corporate building staring at its
pinnacle, with both hands on his head is another Mango Man. If by mere looking
at things, one could own them; he would be the richest faggot on earth.
As the day draws to an end, you’re on your way back home,
with images of these Mango Men in your head. You feel an extreme disgust
towards each one of them, yet you cherish the fact that they exist… doing what
they do… being what they are…
In the end you’re just glad you’re not one of them… one of
them ‘Mango Men’…
Filled up till the throat with such pretension and bravado,
you walk back home when you see a plush and luxurious Porsche speed by you… it
had gotten dangerously close to you, but the opulent owner hadn't cared… he
disappeared into thin air leaving behind a fiery trail on the asphalt.
You gather yourself up, swear at the driver, kick the
terrain, and curse humanity for all the rich fat fucks it contains. You squint
at the affluent little rat at a distance, hands on your head and wondering over
the horrendous amount of wealth he must possess.
And then… just then… reality hits you in the face, with a
stupendous roundhouse kick. Alas, as the day falls to its demise… you meet the
final and the most frequent type of Mango Man…
YOU…
You will never admit this fact... but its true... for the most common type of Mango Man is the one who sees the Mango Man in everyone else but himself.
And this is the type… who suffers the most…
knowing his
fate... he suffers the hardest...
“Apes are superior to The Common Man,
for when an Ape looks in a mirror,
he sees an Ape...”
brilliant depiction of a dark lurking thought of everyone..just so plain but profound..
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Deletewell written but i dont think every man looks down with repulsion and disdain, some even come to respect them. And well this topic is a lot like the food cycle, the strong devours the weak. however unsettling that may be, its something which is bound to happen no matter what. an axiom of life.
ReplyDeletelove th common man, hate the common man... he will always hate u... th way i see it... but thn thts just me...
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