The Unknown

Anonymouspursuer

 

I often ponder at night,

thinking about the unknown and how I can solve it,

I look up to the ceiling with fear,

fear of the unknown

But why,

why must I think of the unknown,

It's not ever going to be known

Not in my lifetime at least

I feel as though I can find out if I try

The thing is I

and maybe even humanity may never know

what is beyond 

 

death

 

We often take what we have for granted 

Y’know

 

There's this thing called life

It’s stressful and we often worry

However,

It is the very point of existence

many of us are here without an intended purpose

or so you think

we are all of the same yet different

our purpose is to represent and remember the past

as it is to prosper for the future

 

You and I may not be within a group

But you and I are the same

a clump of cells all grown up,

 

energy

 

The future of life is all around you

Just as is the future of death

They are both unknown unfortunately

So why must we worry about the unknown

especially when we try to sleep

Because the unknown is both ahead as it was behind

It is to keep us alive as much as it is to take us away

The correlation between life and death 

consists of the unknown

  • Author: Anonymouspursuer (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 23rd, 2023 15:13
  • Comment from author about the poem: This poem I just thought of, I'm not sure exactly the meaning of it. I suppose it is also unknown.
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Comments3

  • Bobby O

    The message is wise and encapsulates the biggest mystery and made me reflect. Nice. Thanks for the offering

    • Anonymouspursuer

      Thank you very much for your kind words!

    • Eugene S.

      I suspect age, wisdom and acceptance are playing their part. A very honest poem about life & death that somehow has a strong sense of comfort imbedded in it.

    • L. B. Mek

      a relatable outcry of poetic questing
      for a glimpse of existential, meaning
      while affirming
      that oneness, we all take for granted
      a great read! thanks for sharing



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