Radrook here to give a review. Please feel free to ignore any advice deemed not helpful. If I offend, apologies. It was not intended. That having been said:
Thanks for sharing this poem which expresses the dismal condition of our human society The speaker feels that if his example were followed the world would be a better place. The exemplary example is referred to as his song. Now, if indeed all other mouths were to sing like the speaker then one would assume that they would be as critical as the speaker is of human society and the world would be a better place because of it. Yet there is a slight logical problem with that argument because the speaker's song includes not caring any longer and letting the world stay as it is. That means leaving all the things described unchanged.
I guess it comes down to the categorical imperative which the philosopher Emmanuel Kant proposed when examining any suggested behavior as viable. If everyone did it-then what would the result be?
Act only according to that maxim whereby you can, at the same time, will that it should become a universal law.[1]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Categorical_imperative
Questions:
How is the air pure and sacred? If the valley is full of smoke? How can the air be pure?
What does being carried to the sun mean?
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