The Supremacy of Mind by Tikaram Sapkota He is Eighty two and four: Very young with indistinct vitality in the eye and mind Still commanding to listen Him Sitting in the coach the entire day in silence. This stanza introduces an elderly man, 84 years old, yet described paradoxically as "very young" due to the lingering vitality in his eyes and mind. Despite his silence and physical stillness, there's an undeniable presence and authority in him that silently commands attention and respect. The "coach" symbolizes physical inactivity, perhaps due to age, but his mind remains alert and youthful. He sees the things other do not perceive. Frequently pointing to the ground naming ant, fly and other kind Expecting others to chase them away Tightens the fists with eternal strength. The stanza portrays his heightened mental awareness. He perceives small details like ants and flies—things most would ignore. His gestures and reactions, such as pointing and tightening his fists, suggest both frustration and retained inner …
