The Search To Find (What Does It Mean To Be Human?)
Philosophically speaking
We can’t help but to inquire
What does it mean to be human?
What does it mean to inspire?
Some days we are filled
Overflowing to the brim
Other days we are empty
From our souls deep within
What does it mean to be human?
What’s our purpose to be gained?
What is life without pleasure?
What is life without pain?
What does it mean to be human?
We search and we desire
We long to live with meaning
Until the day that we expire
What does it mean to be human?
Why do we hunger and we thirst?
Is it even in our nature to grow tired of the search?
To explain the universe
To measure the ends of the earth
What does it mean to be human?
Is it a blessing and a curse?
Is there life after death if there’s life after birth?
We can’t see the wind, yet we feel that it’s there
Are life’s answers like an invisible, gentle breath of fresh air?
We reason and we assert
But does that make us wise?
All is vanity, all is vanity when we are solely led by pride
We inspect what’s been set forth
Yet we’re never satisfied
So, what does it mean to be human!
Who is it that decides?
Who amongst us can answer?
Whose mind is qualified?
Are all the answers hidden?
Or have we failed to read the signs?
Are we a product of chance or of intelligent design?
Some might say having faith is just being blind
But those who boast all knowledge are just closing their eyes
To know more is to rejoice less
But the one who seeks is the one who will find.
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