Man's Fatal Flaw
To exist is to embrace the diener.
Existence is man's fatal flaw.
The root of the problem.
Without it, what could stand in the way of progress?
What would forbid nations from rising
Or
Societies from flourishing?
Certainly the problem is existence.
Without existence, no one would die
No death.
To exist is to disappoint
Existence is man's fatal flaw.
The fruit of interlopers
Without it, what could dry out the rivers of prosperity
Or
Collapse the fragile structure of humanity?
Certainly the problem is existence.
Without existence, none would be disappointed
No disappointment.
To exist is to founder.
Existence is man's fatal flaw.
The petals of dereliction.
Without it, what would shake the tender cords of sanity
Or
Fracture the motivation of future leaders?
Surely the problem is existence.
Without existence, none would founder.
No failure.
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