Love of Why

[Verse 1]
We don’t guess at the truth—we test what we believe,
Turn the facts in the light till the answers can breathe.
Science begins with “know,” with the thing as it is,
Data meets a hypothesis: prove it, or dismiss.

[Chorus]
Love wisdom—follow wonder wherever it goes,
Ask what the world is, and what knowing can know.
When science falls silent, let the questions begin;
The search is the spark, and the mind is the wind.

[Verse 2]
Einstein said thought rearranges what crowds up the mind,
Till the nature of things comes clear in its design.
Aristotle found wonder at philosophy’s start;
Plato said all things can still astonish the heart.
Lalande calls it reason; Farabi, what exists;
Jerjani seeks truth as human strength permits.

[Bridge]
Ibn Rushd sees made things—and the maker behind;
The more fully we know them, the more we may find.
Husserl asks what science has not yet replied:
Keep the question alive; let it open the sky.

[Outro]
Philo: love. Sophia: wisdom. Begin with “Why?”