"I'M__________ (don't search me pls, then why put my name on it? Think! You too are like this"

"I'm motivated with a clear path to follow,
puzzled with big ideas that are hollow,
Everything must have its own foundation
but all must only have one direction

I'm a stage manager of my life,
I follow the one Who's in charge,
I'm a writer only when I write, (Reality of Life, think)
I'm an actor for the rest of my life

Don't take me wrongly,
I do things when needed,
Follow when commanded,
A real person that acts real

I may be a piece of junk, a worthless fool,
Having an empty brain,
but that's only in the beginning,
Coz' I'm bounded to learn

We must all start empty-handed,
Pretending not to know anything,
That's the only way we can learn everything,
Read again, coz' you didn't get a single thing.

Imagine a world with full of philosophers,
Imagine a world with full of fighters,
Then, imagine a world with only one elite
Then the rests are fools willing to follow with delight,
To who's society do you think will improve the most?
Be smart only when needed to,

Be assertive only when asked to, (common sense here please)
Be responsible on what you do.
Your time would come,
Or maybe it won't, But then who's to say,
If you do your own thing now, would it matter anyway?
or would it destroy the given way of the one who directed the way?

I won't be deep nor be too shallow for you to follow,
I won't follow the rules of a poem, simply because it sucks,
Who could say that "e. e cummings" (great semi-abstract writer)
Was the only who has the right to deviate from standards?
He started it so everyone could be a writer of their own.

But then, what can one achieve if he start from the beginning?
He would be defeated by the one that continues where others left,
But who's to say that its a foundation that is not rotten?
Only you can decide.

Does it matter if anyone would last until he/she read the last letter of this poem? Does it?
If your writings does matter then why not tag people ____________________
to voice out your opinion.
It's only really a matter of your actions."