Short Epistemology Poems

“I think, therefore I'm glam!”
wrote Rene Descartes—with his
too beautiful mind....

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When I look out on a fog-swept night
Of black abysses and milky light
Seamlessly, softly inter-curled,
In human knowledge I see the world.

For the boundless pit of the human plight
Enshrouds the knowable, stops our sight,
Save where bursts from the light below
Speak the insatiable quest to know....

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I dread thee soul.
The bold it rows,
Perchance, A mistake.

I see yee soul.
The form it takes,
It appears to be...of a lake.

A lake to all, that i endow,
To all of which, that i do wish.
Maybe you are...indeed,
For me the lake.
For i know yee soul,
The woo's it gives,
Its epistemology,
Knitting me,
Making me, myself...
...

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Jesus was not born from the rich
does not belong to the rich...
But he advocates for rich and poor
in conversation... epistemology...
He is not Amos
nor Isaiah!
The contrast between rich and poor,
only possible on earth...
Due to misunderstanding and ignorance...
There is no contradiction in heaven,
in the Kingdom of the Lord...!...

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nobody knew at the time that the gem would be worth
much at the time
she was plucked from the deep, or carved out of a horn,
a chair, the artist took craftsmanship or craftwomanship
into account making something worthy
to partake of for somebody
was it the art,
was it the road to crafting the art,
something that might live on.
The deep ocean swallows,
the shaft is artisanship 
epistemology 
with no desperate reasoning
an idea heartfelt of
no one left 
behind...

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