Nihil in se cognovit

"Alas! Fro so dreadfully bright sun
which my orbits lights aflame!"
"Perchance art thou in such trifle fun
in which ill reverie put forth such claim?"

"Whilst in fright, fellow, you see not?
This flood in thy skull is blindness, not sight!"
"Is it not saying cold belike hot?
Thou shalt know: To see is to behold light!"

"Is it not that light to darkness is opposed,
hence the opposed also holds true?"
"Hark! Thy reason fro the shade arosed!
Indeed, proceed! For thy conclusion holds due."

"Thence, where water is, emptiness is not?"
"Evidently! Thy reason to mine, again is aligned."
"And a river to a water drop egal, but in lot?"
"Quite so, in disregard to the many to it confined."

"Then, how would one, immersed in river, drops reckon?"
"Would not, otherwise by artifice, with bare eyes..."
"Then with the conclusion due, proceed, I beckon.
Knowledge is thine but wisdom lingering lies."

"If to delve into light or river, alike we take
and being one egal to itself and the same,
how would a fish, which confines a river make,
know a water drop into a watery frame?"

"Just as much as a sight by light burnt!
Flood by One, its Not turns untrue.
Whilst opposed converges, bounds are learnt.
By its outside, the inside is through."

"So, lo! Darkness is to Sight needful!
Not mere hindrance but dependence, I daresay!"
"As all Perception properly heedful!
We shalt not falter but dare, I say!"