Deny the constancy of “I”. The “I” that is in each one of us.

No one is living by his own. 

No one has chosen his life too

As such by his own. 

Why?

Because he or his "I"
Is and was not there 
To choose, 
And he and his "I"
Is and was not there 
As a constant,
Constantly existing
Without any change.

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One becomes one 

Only by and after the birth.

And through the process of living

One's "I" undergoes

Continuous changes and growths.

And with the process of death 

The same one becomes no "one". 

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No "one" is, was and will be there. 

Life (or what we say "God") makes 

Each one to be 

What he is, the one living. 

Death (or what we say "God") makes

Each one to be

No one, the one not living.

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Life's (or God's) want and urge is 

The want and urge of each one for life. 

Only the totality, 

And the totality as the one,

Remains and will remain

In all the forms and phases.

As the only "I".

As the "I"s in and of all 

The ones living and dying.

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Creature or no creature. 

No "I" as a contesting constant.

No living "I" is a constant.

All the "I"s are the reflections

Of the one and the same "I",

The totality, the life, God.

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The difference is difference 

In naming or terming. 

What one would term as "God", 

The other one would term it as "existence". 

What one would term as "soul/spirit", 

The other one would term it as "matter". 

Anyhow, anyway, one only. 

One and the same only.

And in any case, 

Both believer and denier,

Both atheist and theist,

Will have to deny  

The constancy of “I”.

The “I” that is living 

And changing continuously 

In each one of us.