Beyond Oblivion Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGH IJCC KLKM NOPQ RSTU VBWX CYYZMan s mind minds the ultimate | A |
The business of the ultimate business | B |
Is to busy man with an illusion | C |
Illusory of destiny fuels his faith | D |
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Man will man his faith at all cost | E |
He believeth in the blind to unveil the heed | F |
The treasure of sword is his pursuit | G |
Swipes the tide and never question who hides | H |
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The first of his task is to dispel | I |
Yet he cares less to undo the done of the known | J |
Why does the known create the illusion | C |
Man dares not to question | C |
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His qualities are imprisoned not in his search | K |
He does not seek but follows | L |
Man follows THE KNOWN on his search | K |
The known illustrates an idol and serves for common good | M |
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In the world man is on a hunt | N |
The hunt hunts him and torments his ultimate gift | O |
The known has fixed his eyes on the perishable riches | P |
But what shall profit the mortal fellow | Q |
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Unlike the wisdom of the bee hive | R |
The known invites the tithe of his sweet sweat | S |
He has induced fragrance of mystic around him | T |
Man marries his palms in his worship | U |
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Man oh man weeps his dwelling space | V |
The known has blown his intellect and smashed his conscious | B |
Man has clattered the ecosystem to dine and tithe | W |
Man whines wrings his thought to find cure | X |
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Give man his position | C |
Tell him about the divinity of his originality | Y |
Tell him to destroy the KNOWN s philosophy | Y |
Tell him to read THE MANUAL BOOK and hide his name in the BRIDAL CHAMBER | Z |
Inno Katz
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Poet's note: This poem speaks about how our religious faith has made us enemies of nature. How people blindly follow the so-called church leaders and make the gods out of them at the expense of the original creator.
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