Unexposed Inbuilt Power


What would happen if you met death, and right then,
you realized you were not just a cat, but a tiger?
And time says: 'Sorry, I can't do anything for you now.
From now on, you are much more powerful than me,
as you frame with death'.
But wait I can salute you for trying positively harder
to prove— what you are— in reality.

If all this happens with our hypothetical set of civilizations,
won’t an inspirational lie, filled with unfruitful attempts, set off our reality?
For this, it would be good to support the non-existence of souls—
in any horizon of concepts, emotions, and conventions.
Dying— accepting the lie that we practiced is moral,
Rather than living a whole life in a lie and knowing your truth at last;
when we meet death; and have no power to perform anything.

But that doesn't mean to neglect the quest to find our truth.
If we are dog but feel that our soul has the nature of a wolf,
it's our right to find it out and respect our senses.
But only during the daytime of our life,
or else this respect for other senses might degrade the honor of our emotions;
if we know we were tigers during the time you met death,
yet lived a whole life like a domestic, dependent Cat.