<p>First-time post!</p>
<p>Well, hello. I wrote this poem several months ago. Poetry has yet to be stressed in any of my English classes, but I thought I would give it a shot. Feedback would be appreciated. Thanks! (It has a couple parts to it)</p>
<p>The Enlightened All</p>
<p>I have only to live.</p>
<p>Life is my rebirth,
I am born anew each day,
I remember now what has,
For me or any,
I know not what will,
I am the epitomic simplification and illuminating being of fulfillment,
Of my desire and elation.</p>
<p>Shall I be lost,
When my psychological oblivion is burdened,
By their ambiguous truths and sociology and the psychotic?</p>
<p>I shall not,
For I shall not waver from my enlightened pursuit,
As I have only to live,
And I shall not spend it dying among the dead.</p>
<p>Alas, I am consumed, devoured,
By this hunt of blindness and for self-fulfillment,
But if I resign to the ways of the dying,
As I know they must be,
Then I enter a path of and leading to proven despair.</p>
<p>Look at them suffer,
Although I question,
I cannot conceivably be among them in any respect such as this,
For I am their righteous opposite,
I am living for me and the now as they should for themselves,
Then all will flow around like I know it should.</p>
<p>I fear my end will façade me with regret,
Of my now and then,
So I must convince my future of my righteousness,
And their foolishness,
Which is apparent in their failings as a whole and part,</p>
<p>Mustnt I?</p>
<p>How can a road leading to wrong,
Be deemed by any,
Certainly not I,
The right?</p>
<p>Or perhaps no road shall be all right in path or destination,
At least those with so many travelers,
Yes,
I have failed as I feared,</p>
<h2>Only now I am dead after so long dying.</h2>
<p>Sorrows end shall meet with mine,
For my undying fear makes it so.</p>
<p>As my fruitless searches unease,
I search deeper still.</p>
<p>But his foolishness seems odd given his intelligence,
So I wonder if the quest is right.</p>
<p>There must exist on some level, any level,
A unifying goal, a common theme,
If only to exist in their and his mind.</p>
<p>Yet so many facets of our existence unavoidably suggest,
That such does not exist,
But on a purely psychological level. </p>
<p>If such is so,
Then we are closing our minds to the grand reality,
As we are forced to do,
By the all-powerful.</p>
<p>Again, his findings contradict his quest,
Both in inherence and implication.</p>
<p>Yet as I look upon his findings and feelings,
As I know to be mine,
I cannot help but respond,
With an irrational conviction,
For both the simply personal and the living.</p>
<p>Now I have uncovered the enlightenment,
Which has been eternally mine and theirs.</p>
<p>But, now,
As I rest on the illuminating bed of my pasts,
Such thoughts of reason come to me,
I have no election but to succumb. </p>
<p>They speak of our mind,
Of the root of its misgivings,
Of its accident of creation.</p>
<p>Initial accident it may be, they say,
It has now seen and thought in ways and of ideas,
That must and do transcend truth.
Now I am enlightened, forever and only.</p>