Hymn to Hegel A Poem Composed on the 244th Anniversary of Hegel’s Birth Wednesday, August 27, 2014 Sing my brothers and sisters of the air A hymn of thanksgiving for hard-thought levity Upon whose wings determined through unbounded aether We may yet infinitely ascend without spare brevity Breathe we now thy speculative fire, burning bright from forested spaces That never shall allow the science of logic to so cheaply finagle To wreck crystalline understanding upon the rocks of terrestrial places But by olympic dialectics exalt ye the spirit of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel Consciousness in history; slaughter-bench of tragedy; leaping to felicity Pray we, spread thy rose red rays to the Idea, absolutely one Of thine own difference in identity reflected through eternity So when all color turns to grey, man’s mind may crow to thy newborn Sun youtu.be/SGVnkUzXOuU
Posted on: Thu, 28 Aug 2014 01:13:09 +0000
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