Theory Of Existence

This Poems Story

I want to tell you where this poem came from, because it didn’t start as poetry. It started as a question I’ve carried my whole life: “What if existence is bigger than what we’re taught?” Not religion. Not science. Not astrology. But something that connects all of them — and connects us. One day, I was sitting with my own thoughts, trying to make sense of everything, I’ve lived through… the pain, the growth, the moments that broke me, and the moments that rebuilt me. And I realized something: Every stage of my life felt like an element. There were times I was floating — lost, weightless — like air. Times I was drowning in emotion — like water. Times I was grounded, heavy, solid — like earth. And times everything burned down so I could start again — like fire. And then it hit me: What if that’s not just life… what if that’s existence itself? What if we don’t just live through the elements — what if we are the elements? What if we began as energy in space, fell into bodies on earth, learned emotion through water, were transformed by fire, and eventually rise back into air again? Not as a metaphor — but as a cosmic cycle we’ve been repeating since the beginning of time. That idea became a theory. That theory became a story. And that story became this poem. This poem is my way of saying: We are more than our bodies. We are more than our pain. We are part of something ancient, powerful, and eternal. So when you hear this poem, don’t just listen to the words. Listen for the parts of yourself inside it — the parts that have floated, drowned, burned, and risen again. Because this isn’t just my theory of existence. It’s ours. I also wrote a book on this and been accepted to publish, I yet have to do that I don\'t have the money to get it published just yet but I know in the long future it will be in stores online and even over seas selling.