Faith

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The first three sentences are dependant clauses.

"Mortality has always preoccupied the clever ape who fears change above all else, the only unknown in which I have found faith." (How can one find faith in an unknown?)
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"The difficulty for the ape in me is to see beauty imminently."

imminently: "likely to occur at any moment; impending"

This line seem to be there for the rhyme, otherwise it makes little sense.
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This is (obviously) not particularly well written. The lines that do make sense are more or less cliche.  The idea of faith seems barely spoken to , of course the first three sentences does prejudice one.

Best,

dale

Couldn't an Agnostic be described as someone who has faith in an unknown?