Principium Poeticum

The universal language of religion
Falls on the ethics of the Logos (Tau).
Poetry---not a supplement of religion---
Is to be a witness ascribing the truth of God.

God is not imaginary, or a product 
Of the poetic creations of man.
Rather, God is real, Flesh and Blood
When He died upon the Cross.

All poetry follows the universal
Ethic of the divine Logos---
Should it be understood, it must 
Come from there, or be murky.

Therefore, the Poets have grasped
For God, but from the poet's ignorance,
God Winked at man through man's poetic
Insight---the most rational part of man.

Therefore, the Poet is a witness;---
Telling all of what is true,
Though he knows not what he does.
He is a cataloger of man's movements.

From the beginning of time, man
Created from the ether of imagination,
He painted on the caves, and formed
His thoughts into strings of Narratives.

Are these things literally true?
No, but they bind to us what truly is true;
The ultimate proof of the Platonic Form.
For two men, striving at the same images

Forms identical concepts, never knowing
One another. Only that the concepts exist
Does the Form embody its nature---
Because it is actually there to be discovered.