If Nietzsche's a nihilist
comforted by nothing and
Christians are content
in their hope that is everything.
Then Buddhism is brave
by enlightenment in existentialism and
Islam is imperative
in God's grandly given graces.
In all philosophies on human existence
one has to let go and see beyond themselves through the hole of the whole.
With the inability to admit they know nothing and
frustrations with false and fickle faiths failing to explain the void, one becomes annoyed as
the mysteries of life become obsolete
in achieving understanding that an entire achievement of knowledge is unachievable.
The humility of humanities hold on the holy is hardly a hope in hoaxes
but a blissnorance, bellowing wisdom
in a wary belittling of wanton beliefs.
Despite the desire to understand the design of their mind
they embrace the eccentricities of esoteric existence
and faithfully accept an attention to the benefits of blissnorant belief and boast that
blissnorance is basically the best bet for a bright and beneficial basis of beliefs.
