They say intelligence is a gift,

But sometimes it can be a rift.

Too smart, they call it, a heavy load,

A burden that nobody else can decode.

You see the world in a different light,

And always have to be right in a fight.

Your mind moves fast, like a flashing star,

While others struggle to catch up so far.

People often feel intimidated by your brain,

As you navigate through theories and gain.

They assume you are arrogant or robotic,

But really, you are just hyper-symbiotic.

You thirst for knowledge, always in pursuit,

The path less taken, the undiscovered route.

You love to learn and absorb it all,

And can't help but feel like you're standing tall.

Yet, with all your intellect, you still feel small,

And wonder why it's hard to give it your all.

Being too smart can be a lonely place,

A double-edged sword that can't be replaced.

So, embrace your gift, and use it well,

For with brilliance, you can break out of your shell.

Let your passion and curiosity take flight,

And illuminate the world with your insight.