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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required narcissism isn’t a slow brain. it’s a rotten spine. you can be a genius with a head full of fire and hands that build empires, and still be a hollow god preaching to your own shadow. some of the smartest men alive are the sickest lovers of themselves. they dress their hunger up as destiny, their greed as vision, their cruelty as leadership. they don’t want equals. they want worshippers. they don’t want dialogue. they want a throne. they shake hands with crowds and count them like property. they kiss babies and sell their future by nightfall. they call it greatness. but bring them facts and they bring torches. bring them reason and they bring rage. bring them truth and they call it treason. they build utopias on billboards and graves underneath. they promise heaven with hell in the fine print. and when the lie finally trembles, when the curtain slips, when the mirror cracks— they don’t reflect. they attack. they scream at judges, threaten teachers, curse scientists, and beat their chests like gods afraid of dying. because a narcissist with power is just a tyrant wearing a smile. and a narcissist without applause is a dictator without an army. in the end they don’t fall from grace. they rot in it. and history doesn’t remember them as kings. it remembers them as warnings to all of us.
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