Same as below, I particularly enjoyed how you summed up the poem with the oxymoron of 'existence is war' because it really is, whichever way you look at it. If you try to make peace, then the world with all its preconceived traditions will consume you whole until you are nothing more than another 'victim of mimicry', while if you don't, it will inevitably seem as if the world is against you and obstacles arise wherever you look, but in doing so one will achieve true 'existence' of the spirit. Good job! Also, the concept of being 'birthed beyond will' is particularly striking because no one is, of course, ever warned of their upcoming birth, and nor does anyone have any choice in the matter. Thanks for sharing this, it was really great, and the flow works well with the subject matter involved.
Same as below, I particularly enjoyed how you summed up the poem with the oxymoron of 'existence is war' because it really is, whichever way you look at it. If you try to make peace, then the world with all its preconceived traditions will consume you whole until you are nothing more than another 'victim of mimicry', while if you don't, it will inevitably seem as if the world is against you and obstacles arise wherever you look, but in doing so one will achieve true 'existence' of the spirit. Good job! Also, the concept of being 'birthed beyond will' is particularly striking because no one is, of course, ever warned of their upcoming birth, and nor does anyone have any choice in the matter. Thanks for sharing this, it was really great, and the flow works well with the subject matter involved.