sapience examining itself

by Shaun Lawton

Existence appears as a very peculiar condition to the homo sapien like you.  There seems to be no such thing as separation to the homo sapien like you.   Life forms fit together like metacarpals in a universal body to the homo sapien like you.  Human babies are extensions of their parents to a homo sapien such as yourself. 

The very idea of separateness seems irrational to you. Unknown power must reside within imagination itself, you're thinking. Anything that may be conceived by the mind can become real, you're realizing.  Mankind  invents new ways of alienating itself we believe.   

Humanity remains unique to this solar system if you ask us. Perhaps our destiny will be to create separateness, ya think? Every star of this galaxy might spawn its own form of life, so long as we get what's ours.  Every sentence in this essay appears to be sincere self-reflection. Not that it won't affect those who read it with rejection.