the neglected  kernel

the neglected kernel

A Poem by Latifa
"

the self apocalypse is hard, defying but worth it

"





We accuse the epiphany truth of abstraction,
yet we chase knowledge:
 the unveiled truth that was once abstract.
Loathing to roam in the lightless corridors of self:
we descend to survival mode.

Foolishly, we cut the celestial placenta
with the knives of hubris egos
to  declare the Sovereign of the universe,
yet immortality is out of reach.

Dauntless, we sail through the tangible space that surrounds us, yet we're still on the harbor of the inner noesis.

Hypocritically,
we berate ignorance to glorify the knowing
and callously neglect the insisting truth.

In moments of solitude,
revelation comes manifesting;
wearing the uniform of questions:

why we're here?
what's the purpose of life?

Well, forsake the survival mode;
venture in an introverted self tasting
 and wander into your neglected kernel to glimpse the truth.

© 2014 Latifa


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An extraordinary description of a lost and troubled soul. I commend you. Thanks for sharing.

Shane

Posted 9 Years Ago


Would that more poets write of simple truths. Such a poem as this brings clarity and one hopes a readjustment of values. Springing from a kernel; yet what burgeoning fields are made from such kernels?

As always, I appreciate your exploration and demonstration of my heart language. What I take for granted you display in colorful tapestry. Thank you.

Posted 10 Years Ago


Latifa

10 Years Ago

thank you for your reviews
TRUTH. ı couldn't agree more
''Foolishly, we cut the celestial placenta
with the knives of hubris egos
to declare the Sovereign of the universe,
yet immortality is out of reach.''.. as humans we are constantly plagued by questions why we are here, and thankfully RELIGION answers it. beautiful write up

Posted 10 Years Ago



Foolishly, we cut the celestial placenta
with the knives of hubris egos
to declare the Sovereign of the universe,
yet immortality is out of reach.
This is beautiful poetry, nothing less. Your thoughts are fully embraced by your words. It is a great pleasure to read you. Keep it coming.

Posted 10 Years Ago


Loathing to roam in the lightless corridors of self:
we descend to survival mode.
such an exquisite write. And it is how we live, isn't it.

Posted 10 Years Ago


Latifa

10 Years Ago

thank you once again
You are a amazing writer. So many lines stood out in the amazing poetry.
"Well, forsake the survival mode,
venture in an introverted self tasting,
wander into your neglected kernel to glimpse the truth"
The above lines were my favorite. Sometime we must take chances. Better to be fearless than afraid of life and unknown. No weakness in the outstanding poetry.
Coyote

Posted 10 Years Ago


Latifa

10 Years Ago

thank you for the review
Coyote Poetry

10 Years Ago

You are welcome.
Very interesting and very mature for a 22 year old. Nice writing!

Posted 10 Years Ago


Latifa

10 Years Ago

well, I study architecture, for now I'm just a student and I'll be graduating next year in 2015 insh.. read more
Mike Defreitas

10 Years Ago

Cool...Mind commenting on one of my writings?
Latifa

10 Years Ago

sure thing, I'll be glad
I loved the contemplative narrative that this piece takes on. Written like a though process which makes it endearing. Great write!

Posted 10 Years Ago


Latifa

10 Years Ago

thank you for the review dear
What a profound piece of poetry! Perfect vocabulary as well...excellent job Latifa :)

Posted 10 Years Ago


Latifa

10 Years Ago

thank you Norah for your review
"In moments of solitude
revelation comes manifesting,
wearing the uniform of questions"

No answers without questioning the status qua, the mystery of the universe, the timeless manifestations. You have raised some wonderful ones here. I can tell you are a thinker. Bravo.....................


Posted 10 Years Ago


Latifa

10 Years Ago

thank you Sami for the review
Sami Khalil

10 Years Ago

You are welcome muchly...:)................................

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