If the poem were to be combined with the concepts of animism and panentheism, it could explore the idea that all of the different realms of existence are alive and interconnected, and that communication is a fundamental aspect of the cosmic whole. In animism, all things, including inanimate objects and natural phenomena, are seen as possessing a spirit or consciousness. In panentheism, the divine is seen as immanent and present in all things, and as the source and sustenance of all existence. Combining these ideas with the concept of communication as divinity, the poem could suggest that all things are connected and communicate with one another through the divine, and that this communication is essential to the functioning and evolution of the universe.