Trapped in darkness, they think I am.
Those poor, misguided souls who sit in their artificial light;
Never will they know the brightness of my Scientific Sun,
As they sit in the darkest light I know.
Trapped inside they refuse to glance out the window
To see me bask in the light.
They think their artificial light to be brighter than my scientific sunlight.
What fools they are.
But as beautiful as this outside world may be,
I find it rather lonely.
As I gaze in through the window
I see them there: happy.
So is she, one of the most foolish of them all.
How I wish I still sat among them.
But I have seen the light, and the truth has set me free.
I know why the caged bird sings
And it does not sing for freedom;
It sings for a different reason:
Ignorance.
As I stand alone in my scientific sunlight
Looking in on the one I miss
I have come to one conclusion:
Ignorance is bliss.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem