we see, we know, we feel the rending winds of existence.... yet we are nothing, just odd seeds from a black, pithy apple core.
rising to the rarefied air, standing aside of the Helcyon's, the simple essence can be missed, the noise, the clangor rises as the flood.... emptiness may be the only salvation of faith.
I agree with you about human knowledge... people try to explain everything through science.... But then, equally as foolishly, others try to ignore the world using religion - saying, "I have faith", which explains everything.
Why don't people just understand the fact that we know... nothing! And stop trying to guess whether science or religion reigns supreme...?
I'm not sure how I feel about this poem. There's something that doesn't quite work, in my opinion, but I can't feel what it is yet. And maybe it does work - what the hell do I know, I'm an amateur!
You probably write the best existentialist poetry on this site. You know how to tear open the dark heart and let it sing when the oxygen finally touches it.
what are we anyway but chaos and confusion, grasping at anything that seems solid enough to break the fall, if for only a minute...you're poems always have this power to invoke reflection
we see, we know, we feel the rending winds of existence.... yet we are nothing, just odd seeds from a black, pithy apple core.
rising to the rarefied air, standing aside of the Helcyon's, the simple essence can be missed, the noise, the clangor rises as the flood.... emptiness may be the only salvation of faith.