I Am Not In I Am Poem by Elius Rubby

I Am Not In I Am



Hello, Anybody here
Isn't any light near
I want to see the beauty of nature
But I can't see anything fair.
Oh! Dear Oh! dear what's matter?
I am learned, rich, honoured
Whatever I want I get by a word.
But I can't see the beauty of nature
I'm blind in money no peace light near.
I have to live so living like a lier.

Light light rises & fall near
But I can't see anything fair.
In dark world no one is for no one
But the member is raising one after one.
How can I be a light man?
How can I see light of Sun.
I've eyes but can't be natural man.
I lost inward light of natural form.


For pleasure & pleasure of dark world.
I can't see the beauty of nature.
If I get the light of nature.
I must leave the dark world.
But it's dark world dark everywhere
I can't see the light of nature.
I earthly man I am blind dark man
I want to see the light of God
I can't get as I am not in I am.

I Am Not In I Am
Saturday, May 16, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: realistic,self reflection
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
summary: 'I ' is represent here the man of high society, learned and rich man who at stage lost the beauty of earth as their heart is polluted by evil and try to find out the way to get ride of form commercial or busy world by getting heavenly bliss or light. the world of those man is so dark that they can not find any glimpse of light. They can light the light of science but this lightness can't remove inner darkness of heart. By Money and social honour make then completely blind. so poet( I) says ' Light light rises & fall near
But I can't see anything fair' whenever I feels that he is in dark world and try to find out the way out at time I. he feels that he cannot get real life he is in far way from natural light as he is living in evil world where all way of natural sun light / the light of faith/ the light of Allah is closed and his soul is sold to devil. so finally he utter that

' I want to see the light of God
I can't get as I am not in I am'
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