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4 comments
this is simply soo amazing…
it’s really amazing bayaa everyone want to ask themselves these question
A fine poem seemeingly inspired by modernist thought.Nevertheless one doesn’t require the aid of philosophers to make us realize the futility of existence in this heavily polarised world, anyone with a touch of rational sensibility will realize that every moment in this world has metamorphosed into a struggle owing to exceeding pressures and subsequent impediments to a happy content life. Eliot’s description indeed is apt:
I am moved by fancies that are curled
Around these images, and cling:
The notion of some infinitely gentle
Infinetely suffering thing
great peom 😀