Human In The Universe (Stanza) Poem by Muzahidul Reza
Human In The Universe (Stanza)
Ever rounding
And ever full
With beings, objects
For each and all the subjects,
So vast, so large
Puzzled to measure
Immeasurable dimension
Creator is on its succession,
Some say this
And some say that
But, what is really fact?
Humans' brain is so limited,
Yet science knows
A very little of space
Though scientists are trying
Much perplexity they are facing,
So, eternal desire
And eternal attempts
Shall ever work behind
To know its every new point.
Copyright © Muzahidul Reza | 10/20/2016
Excellent poem about humans and the vast universe with valuable information, thank you 10
It's an internal journey through path of penance, introspection and also ecstasy this quest for God.
Wonderful poem with heavy information......... So, eternal desire And eternal attempts Shall ever work behind To know its every new point. yes, we will vanish but our desire.......10
We must all face the search for truth with humility, understanding our finite ability to grasp so nearly infinite truth. A fine meditation, sir. Well done.
Human beings are in the universe is the latest addition, after it the earth will come to an end, great poem
A poem on reality and great informations thank you poet, love it
Human In The Universe and it is in the earth so they have great desire to all, great poem
So, eternal desire And eternal attempts Shall ever work behind To know its every new point. extraordinary done, loved it
Human in the universe is a great poem shows all in the universe, vote + 10
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12/13/2023 3:24:44 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Wonderful poem, us humans have learnt and progressed a lot since our arrival but we still have so much to learn about ourselves and life.