I love humans.
I love humans for how ‘important’ we are
For how important we perceive our lives to be-
How many lies we tell
To appease our valid, deep rooted doubts
Those which make us question life as we know it
But we don’t
For we have more on our minds
Or just really small brains
For we are a species of highly limited perception-
Able to notice the barest minimum
Of all there is in this universe
We can imagine what is, make theories,
Use it to make our names- among humans-
And never be able to sense what it really is
We can’t wrap our heads around the sheer volumes
So we formulate scales and systems
To give us a less confusing, humanised picture
Of what we can’t see, hear, feel nor understand
And so I love humans.
Always in the quest of what is well beyond.
A life that lasts a bat of the eye
Except we refuse to believe that we’re insignificant
Keep doing what we need to keep doing
To reiterate the lies we base our lives upon-
Never giving up the quests
For permanence in this deeply unscathable landscape
For ruling over a minor planet
That supports us only so far as we allow it
And so I love humans.
Beguiling, bewildered species of lost consciousness
That takes them to places most inhumane
But never beyond their imagination-
Because what we can’t see, hear, feel, perceive
Needs no explanations- leaves no room for doubts;
I love humans,
Their belief in their abilities, their supremacy
All the while, the universe laughs at our insignificance;
Utter arrogance in the helms of a land
We seek to destroy; our collective lack of conscience.