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“Sometimes you want to live but you can't find a reason to hold on. Sometimes you are already dead, but you draw a sky on your coffin and watch it, dreaming that you are still alive.
I collected my mind and focused on the main situation, trying to stay in the moment. Most of the time I have to make an effort for this because the past is like a swamp, it constantly pulls me. Even in the situation I'm in now.
The transience of time and the value of the moment, what matters is not only the effort to reach God, but also the journey of understanding one's own inner world and existence. Reaching God does not mean unlocking the secrets of the universe, but rather internalizing God's presence and finding it in every aspect of life. I don't know who he is talking about when he says God, but I am sure that it is written in a way that is far from traditional definitions, and Musil's words are also meaningful; "He was the most religious poet since Novalis, but I'm not sure he had a religion." His God does not aim to provide a common ethical system as conceptualized by traditional religions, nor does he address the phenomenon of collapse and resurrection. Religious yes, but what kind of religious person? In which book does it write, which prophet advises, to seek it in the essence of every object and every being of life? We live in a time when inter-religious conflicts are increasing around the world. In fact, everything is about money in a reduced way, but there is no direct purpose. Wars cannot exist unless there are sub-meanings such as religion and nationalism.
I complete this feeling that transcends the fine line of life and death with Rilke; I feel. Yes, definitely in the real sense, I can feel a poet for the first time while reading him.
It is possible to come to terms with existence, we are mortal and we must be at peace with the cycle of life. We cannot refuse the land, we cannot afford it; It's not enough yet. We are constantly fighting against uncertainty, the unknown and chaos, both in the world of ideas and the physical world. The simplest, best thing you can do is to accept and adapt to fate if you are sure of your previous actions.
I have no idea how to describe the originality, fullness of emotion and artistic value of the poems, so I just tried to write down what they made me feel as much as I could.
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