Thou rator of the sunny Hill



Thou rator of the sunny Hill
Carrying the truth
Pleading for your truth
Thou shine on the world your sense of reality

But now doest thou really know what it is ?
Is the sunny Hill not there to hide it ?
Encapsulating the root of reality, the sunny Hill,
The sunny Hill seals away beyond the horizon of time,
Seals away the knowledge of the answer to why
Thou the rator holds the monopoly,
The monopoly of grasping reality
Through you sapience would seek the truth ?
But now doest thou really know what it is ?

The uncertainty of why carries,
Yesterday and tommorow
Despair and sorrow
Now Sapience has to carry on without,
The knowledge of why
The pleasure of a cathartic sigh
And maybe future will bring an answer from beyond the horizon
Of reality and time looping in on itself, an unrelenting rhythm

The pulse of existence crossing the threshold of eternity,
The pulse of space crossing the threshold of existence,
The pulse of life crossing the threshold of space,

Looping in on itself will it come to an end ?
Will the sunny Hill allow the rator to see beyond ?
Beyond the sunny Hill and beyond reality ?

About this poem

Written during the october revolution by a joyful herald going by the name of Tchakivsky Grolzny, it is considered by many as a remarkable piece of neo-victorian litterature which depicts the conflictual relationship between the rator (a concept introduced in "Thou rator of the sunny Hill" symbolizing the meaning of the world and by extension, of life) and reality, commonly intepreted as an allegory of the human condition in the world.

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Written on November 04, 1917

Submitted by atagbtag on October 02, 2021

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme abbc DxaxeccbD xffxeexx cxx xxc
Closest metre Iambic hexameter
Characters 1,082
Words 198
Stanzas 5
Stanza Lengths 4, 9, 8, 3, 3

Tchakivsky Grolzny

born in a small town in the russian countryside he lives an unremarkable life until 1917 when he participate to the october revolution, sadly the 9th of the same month he is found dead in a field near the village of sikorsky holding firmly in his cold hands a transcript of "Thou rator of the sunny Hill". more…

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