Where does truth stand, between hypotheses and lies?: A poem 

Would you have sprung forth unconsciously 

into the world, when you were unceremoniously 

caught in the forceps of a conceiving reality 

subordinating your own hidden conception of spirit? 

Did you realise that this  lifetime was a pretentious 

circle, even if time was meant to be circular,  

because there was actually the diagonality of two ends? 

Would you be aware, that you were infernally locked up 

in the diagonality of the two ends, a revolution that overlaps  

your own orbit? And would you actually become aware  

of your frail existence, and that you need to manifest an exigent escapade? 

How can a linearity be defined by Ouroboros spinning  

and biting her own tail? And how can we understand cyclicality?  

What made the universe a platform of activity? Is it an emptiness  

beyond our own existence? Does it matter if its entirety boiled 

down to our expression of it, figuratively and literally?  

Was time the arrow that sent space snapping into all four directions? 

And are we to believe that though it is all expanding, it 

may just be a contraption to imprison us in an everlasting 

strangeness? We live in a confoundment of hypotheses.  

Does all this really matter when the real untruths are  

more palpable in our encumbrances and societal conventions? 

Do you reckon that we have any advancements beyond our perceptions, 

if we discover to our consternation that our convictions are prone 

to be punished by popular overwhelming laid down tenets? 

We may be daunted by the finite yet tall walls of perspective of our realities. 

But we can still have the courage to break the jinx and juxtaposition  

of conventions, if we are spirited enough to find spirit to be the 

avant-couriers exemplifying, to be able to propagate a collective of truth, 

shutting out all that falsely beatified conglomeration of lies. 

Published by montecyril

Hi, I am Monte Cyril Rodrigues and live in Melbourne, Australia. I am a retired journalist. I have been diagnosed with schizophrenia. I've had voices and visions all my life. I think it is a spiritual experience, my doctors think otherwise. I am a deeply spiritual person and keep having experiences with otherworldly realms.

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