God, or Sisyphus?

If one sees Sisyphus as content,

Elated

In his languish, his anguish, his torment

Its unchanging nature

Its unceasing way

Never sway, it shall, in the winds of time

Forever into perpetuity,

Absurd though it may be,

For it be he who holds control of his state in his state of desolation,

In the certainty his life provides,

So too must one see God disillusioned, dissatisfied

For holding all control in all things

Means nothing which means anything

For anything can be anything at all

Since anything can be anything at

All.