Thou Art Thy Eternity Poem by Aadil Hingorjo

Instead of losing yourself before the trash
Choose to be exiled against thy own realm
Accept it to be thrown outside
Be ready anytime to be ousted off
For not giving up, for voyaging to the firm way
Pleasurable peace, my dear, is the question
Pretended peace is worse than the plain chaos
For the subliminal taste, any risk is welcome
Any thought is welcome; any liberating thought
Exactly to live on for ages, sacrifice is must
Parts of you would thus be in you, with you
Or else there'll be creepy compromise
And the chains of more commercial sits
Until the smell of leaf is alive
Until the sweet murmur of the sea is audible
Until the hymnal hills hypnotize you
Until the rebellious resonance appeals to you
Laugh out hard until it's still in you
Until your you is solely yours
Don't say it's unchangeable;
Anyway, anywhere, anything is natural
Kneel down, feel yourself free, nasty, and naive
Submit it all, but do it only to you, and for you
Bloom in your bridging blues, beloved.
Live longer than the plotted line
Live with you, and without you, mate!
Night is a lighted nymph, and the day so defiant
Better is thy own fire than the campfire outside
Touch it truly, feel it, and drink it cell to cell
You're the star, you are the sparkle
You're the strike, and you're your struggle
Blessed be thy sky, O the melodious eternity!