Einstein said quite well,
“Relative all must be.”
Reasons now, I will tell,
How simply this is to see.
Wait! ‘see’ I said? I surely meant sight.
Or are eyes for hearing and wisdom for might.
Nor for if that were smell would be for soul,
And how awful! Some must smell like a porcelain bowl.
The senses are all just jumble,
No truth in them is found.
The mind catches the senses’ fumble,
And is confused as Rubik’s Mound.
Shut the senses, close the door.
You’ll see the truth once more.
Quiet, reflective thought,
Minus the world’s noise,
Will give thee truth, not fraught,
It gives excellence and joys.