Poems on Nature (ongoing)

Poems on Nature (ongoing)

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Poems on nature. I will edit and update as it comes to me so some of these may change with time. For better hallway vision: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFoT6UUNLZc These are getting increasingly more religious (in a not so pious way) to the point where I feel the second last poem needs a disclaimer: I wouldn't usually give poetry a strict definition but I don't want (too many) people getting the wrong idea about me. This is not about worshiping satan or giving up on whatever god you pray to. I believe that when Nietzsche said "god is dead" he meant that we should let him die (if anything, in our minds) so that we can learn to live without fear of punishment or with eyes only for the complete bliss of heaven. Death is unknowable but the odds of going to heaven will be in your favor if you were good (or great, by Nietzsche's standards) for the sake of being good and enjoying life, rather than trying to please the creator.
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The miracle is present, next to and within you. The miracle is you. When you write poetry you hide in a bottle a message written on paper. Then you ship it in the ocean and you let it travel across the world. One day, somebody may graciously find it below a steep rock on the beach and be curious enough to open it. Then he will read the message enclosed. For poetry time is irrelevant and to be specific this poetry has defied time and difficulties. The first chapter 'Crash the Idols' is a sociological approach in the poetry of the dogma, VERITAS (Latin meaning of truth), and images that society encourages people to believe. Are these true, do they have any meaning at all? Or they are just hallucinations of the society of consumption? The second chapter 'The transformations of Vishnu' is a reference to the changes of Vishnu into different forms and existences according to Indian scripts. We are subject to a continuous and ruthless change, since the time we were born. This change is considered a determining factor of survivorship. The 'Myth story of an adventurer' is wandering in the ascetic communities of Mount Athos with a history of more than 1000 years. The incessant seeking of light and freedom is a driving force of interpreting modern life with a more charismatic byzantine approach, in regards to philosophy and theology. 'Dialogues of Despair' is a modern song of songs, where contradictory powers clash and the winner is thirst. Thirst for life and Thirst for Knowledge. Thirst of Love and Thirst for Sacrifice. 'The Silent Time of mysticism' is about the inexplicable echo of our memories, our faith, our emotions, and death right in the corner. The understanding of our Being is an understanding of the Collective Being and contribution to that.

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