The document uses a series of comparisons to express how impossible it was for the author to leave God. It compares leaving God to things like the sun leaving the sky, a mountain leaving its peak, or a shark leaving the ocean. Through these comparisons, it conveys how inseparable the author feels from God, just as the things compared would be inseparable from where they naturally belong. It concludes by directly stating it was similarly impossible for the author to leave their poetry and God, even once during their lifetime.

1. IT WAS IMPOSSIBLE TO LEAVE YOU O! GOD !
Like it was impossible for the Sun to leave the fathomless sky; ever dream of coming
down to settle and snore on the earth; even once
during the tenure of its endlessly blazing lifetime,
Like it was impossible for the epitome to leave the towering mountain; ever dream of
coming down to the ground and see ordinary sized human life; even once during the
tenure of its unceasingly impenetrable lifetime,
Like it was impossible for the Shark to leave the gigantic ocean; ever dream of
coming to inhale fresh air on the virgin shores; even once during the tenure of its
indefatigably princely and salty lifetime,
Like it was impossible for the roots of the tree to leave the compassionate soil; ever
dream of coming to plush interiors of the corporate empire; even once during the
tenure of its ebulliently moistened lifetime,
Like it was impossible for the cactus to leave the majestic deserts; ever dream of
coming to tranquilly enamoring ripples of the seasonal pond; even once during the
tenure of its ecstatically sweltering lifetime,
Like it was impossible for blackness to leave the bewildering night; ever dream of
coming to the first golden rays of pristinely burgeoning dawn; even once during the
tenure of its voluptuously ingratiating lifetime,
Like it was impossible for the diamond to leave the insuperable king's crown; ever
dream of coming to the preposterously fetid and cacophonic rivulets of the gutter;
even once during the tenure of its astoundingly sparkling lifetime,
Like it was impossible for the destiny lines to leave the royally endowed palms; ever
dream of coming to the clinically monitored scientists palette; even once during the
tenure of their inexplicably exhilarating lifetime,
Like it was impossible for the pearl to leave the confines of the princely oyster; ever
dream of coming to breathe the unabashed freshness of the atmosphere; even once
during the tenure of its gloriously untainted lifetime,
Like it was impossible for the fantasy to leave the inscrutably enthralling brain; ever
dream of coming to the terrestrial globe of maiming reality; even once during the
tenure of its bountifully vivacious lifetime,

2. Like it was impossible for immortal love to leave the passionately altruistic heart; ever
dream of coming to the sadistically manipulative weighing machines of gold and
silver; even once during the tenure of its perpetually blessed lifetime,
Like it was impossible for innocence to leave the uninhibitedly ordinary child; ever
dream of coming to the mercilessly horn-rimmed glasses of the politician cum
robotic business tycoon; even once during the tenure of its pricelessly undefeated
lifetime,
Like it was impossible for the birds to leave the fathomless openness of the sky; ever
dream of coming to walk left-right alongside articulate man; even once during the
tenure of their triumphantly euphoric lifetime,
Like it was impossible for the lion to leave the infallibly kingly forests; ever dream of
coming to stingily clad and spaced human abode; even once during the tenure of its
overpoweringly flamboyant lifetime,
Like it was impossible for the crabs to leave the unperturbed sea shores; ever dream
of coming to spin a web between monstrously blocked walls; even once during the
tenure of their effervescently intrepid lifetime,
Like it was impossible for the stars to leave the boundless cosmos; ever dream of
coming to rejoice beside earthworms and enchanting dewdrops; even once during the
tenure of their optimistically twinkling lifetimes,
Like it was impossible for breath to leave the amiably living nostrils; ever dream of
coming to the innumerable hapless corpses lying askew in the dolorous graveyard;
even once during the tenure of its invincibly fiery lifetime,
Like it was impossible for truth to leave the unassailably unfettered droplets of blood;
ever dream of coming to the amorphous form of the parasitic ghost; even once
during the tenure of its unflinchingly scintillating lifetime,
It was similarly impossible for me to leave my poetry and you O! Omnipotent God;
ever dream of coming to this commercially mundane planet—who did nothing but
ridicule my sensitivity; even once during the tenure of my romantically liberating
lifetime.