Thus Spoke I to No One:
Nothing is deserving of such praise,
given the benefit of the doubt
and the power of possibly existing.
No One gets their name on high
and the Shrine to that which is not.
Great men have seen the power of nothing
and tried claiming it for themsleves.
The great mariner thus told the giant
that he was in fact Nobdy;
However in mortal flaw spake he mortal name
thus he proclaimed Odysseus to
Gaint, world and giant world
thus thus man has not only taken the name of god
but also taken pride in his true name.
No longer does he act for No One
but for himself, the great man.
But how does man not then become No One.
For it is that which is not that hides behind a not name
and keeps its true name for nonself?
He does it by calling out his name
and asserting his existence.