The poem "The Isness" reflects on the nature of existence and the interconnectedness of all beings, emphasizing that each creature, regardless of size or strength, has its unique role in the world. It highlights that judgment, ego, and greed are irrelevant to the essence of being. The poem suggests that beauty and worth are found in all things, and existence itself provides shelter for everyone, regardless of their status. In the second poem, "Saved my Lamp," a boy's insatiable curiosity leads him to seek answers from an old man. Despite the man's inability to satisfy the boy's thirst for knowledge, the boy continues his search for a pure-hearted guide. After years of searching with a lamp in hand, the boy eventually recognizes his own reflection and finds joy in self-discovery, realizing that he has saved his own lamp, symbolizing enlightenment and inner peace.

by Ajay Amitabh Suman in English Philosophy

Writen by Ajay Amitabh Suman

Category Philosophy