Slowly, the era of Neil Armstrong is disappearing,
Coming are the golden days of MrBeast.
Rajendra Ojha
Rajendra Ojha (Nayan), based in Kathmandu, is a Nepalese poet whose work has been featured in international journals across Europe, Asia, and the Americas. He is the author of several books, including Through the World (2011), The Weeds of Aspiration (2024, originally published in Nepali), The Paradoxical Civilization (2025), and The Gates of Silence (2026). He also served as a citizen diplomat for three months in 2018 with the Ministry of Population and Environment, participating in the Minamata Convention diplomatic program in Geneva, Switzerland. Rajendra holds a Master’s degree in Development Studies and a Bachelor’s degree in International Relations, bringing a unique global perspective to his literary work.
From Armstrong to MrBeast
Slowly, the era of Neil Armstrong is disappearing,
Coming are the golden days of MrBeast.
Gone are the dreams of diving into swimming pools,
Now the best swimmers prefer large bathtubs.
Give me your mind, I swear on the top,
I’ll set you free from all your anxiety.
For attention is the only meal I need,
And the price I pay will provide you mental stimulation.
Slowly, the soulless Frankenstein finds its dawn once more,
But this time, it has learned to master itself.
Coming are the golden days of MrBeast,
Coming is the golden era of struggle with Mother Nature.
That Frankenstein is asleep within me,
A fake mind that values roses as much as cacti.
Slowly providing remaining lilies to the era of Armstrong,
To welcome MrBeast with the captive aroma of the flicker market.
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