The Unknown
What is known shall not be sought
Perhaps what is believed will perish
Though why it should be so may not be perceived
it is evident what exists should not be conceived
beyond what is understood does little certainty skim upon
yet the wonders of the almighty speak among
Sifting through the hefty mysteries
seeking preposterous reassurance may just be the beginning of sanction
Must it be ourselves to justify the ludicrous minds to engulf dependency amongst the unknown
as fear strikes to poach for the vulnerable
Eluding the near tangible aspect of such nonsense
one must thrive and flourish in stupendous austerity, fleeing the mysterious presence.
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