The perfect man

I ran across a man today
The man who is stubborn
His ideas are best to him
No one dares correct him.

Correcting him is very bad
For his thoughts are best
He does not accept at all
Even if he is proved wrong.

A stubborn minded person
Ignorant but very Arrogant
 Many times I avoided him
For he is not ready to learn.

Author: Virtue
A man with zeal and enthusiasm.

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