Saturday, June 1, 2013

A Journey Through Humanity

Sometimes, it’s the smallest things that defines our world.
Cash and dignity is temporary, fortune is limited.
I ponder; what is pride?
Why do people boast about their riches and brag about their “superior” rights?
Humans shouldn’t be classified this way.
Life is simple.
Live to die.
Ash to ashes, dust to dust.
Simplicity is integral, eventual, yet… detrimental?
There is neither simple complication nor complex ease.
I find humanity intriguing, they often dream big.
Conquer the world, venture into the unknown.
It screams complicacy!
How could they accomplish that,
If they haven’t explored the remarkable beauty of simplicity?
Humans are… interesting.
I shall not regard myself as human,
For I have yet to understand the simplest,
Most splendid of the unknown—
Life.


In this road of simplicity
This simple, yet twisted path
To a deeper, more convoluted unknown
An everlasting journey…
Time will tell if we will make it
Take pleasure in our lives
No matter how uninteresting
No matter how unworthy
No matter how disturbing
Because we are a broken people
Forever a broken people
Who can’t afford to luxuriate in the littlest
The ugliest, the spoilt
Yet the most essential…
Understand that humanity will prevail
And resonate in serenity…
Fear of humans, fear of curiosity,
Shall end this journey through humanity.

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