This literary arts contribution reflects on relevant events that are universally affecting human life and its future in a poetic form. The events of nature, such as the recently passed typhoon Hato, from which this poem gains its designation, �i (皚) the poet, considers as being an essential part of the context, within which the human existence and being are present. Consequently, they serve as the motivation for this poetic contribution and its expression. The co-existence of the human existence and being with the nature, its events and surroundings, is revealed as being a part of what may be coined as the continuing sophisticated communication of complex information that universally reveals the most essential aspects concerning the realm of creation, the source and origin of all existence and being.
Hato
