The poem “He Came to Know Himself” (Poem No. 15) from English Book III for 1st Year students, written by Sachal Sarmast, delves into the profound theme of self-realization through the lens of divine love and sacrifice. The poet beautifully conveys that the central purpose of one’s existence should be the understanding of oneself.
In pursuit of this self-awareness, the persona in the poem willingly embarks on a tumultuous journey, symbolized by descending from the heavens and enduring the trials and tribulations of earthly life. This individual, likened to Mansur who faced execution, willingly faces adversity and humiliation, all in the name of self-discovery. The poem illustrates that true knowledge of oneself often demands a transformative and arduous path, emphasizing the poet’s commitment to conveying unvarnished truths about this earthly journey.
Poem No. 15 He Came to Know Himself Full Notes
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