People of modern cosmological theories
Always try to reach extremity:
Some hold that at first there was
Not anything--this is the utmost point
To which nothing can be added indeed.
Some hold that there was Big Bang,
But without any recognition of it
On the part of the cosmic consciousness.
Some hold that there was such recognition,
But there had not begun to be any sort
Of expression of different opinions. . .
The knowledge of all three sorts
Of modern inference in their research
Is nearly perfect and therefore
The scholars practise it further, zealously.
They like their own knowledge so long
As it is different from that of others.
They love it and wish to make it known
All over the other countries. However,
As it can't be made clear, though they try
To make it so, they end with obscure talks
About difficulties in their course
Of proving their conceptual doctrines.
But when they all have retired
The great problems stop to arise--
The world comes to be at peace
And there will be no big deals.
Till they have not disappeared,
The problems won't cease to appear.
The more right that is attached
To the views of the scientists
And the governmental structures,
The more advantage will accrue
To such men as the world's proprietors.
And their descendants, what else,
With all the threads and ties of their fathers
At intricate designs and sophisticated schemes,
Yet to the end of life they are doomed
To accomplish nothing significantly valued,
Continuing the line in hands of those
Who have all along observed, researched
And rectified the evolution of mankind.
Always,
Deborah
At least, that's what I attempted to learn from your poem.
Ron