but what's with all the ellipsis? They are meant to replace things said between what we actually print. I don't feel anything between the comments in the line. They're just decorations and I don't think they are necessary. The poem would benefit without them.
One hundred thousand years from now, no will know that we lived nor care... no matter who we are.

I like this, but I still think there is some waffle as you try to keep to rhyme - really not necessary imo
I've bracketed the parts i think are unnecessary - keep in mind that this is only my opinion - don't change things just because i say :)

(do we really live beyond life
Living tributes for immortals) - these two lines not needed imo

Tributes to humans: Who live for ever
When poets and composers pass away
(they may not pass this way again) - cliche
but note such lovers of wisdom and humanity (live all the way
they) never really pass (away)
(only) such great personalities (do) stay
I say
some day... one day...maybe not far away
I too may join them (I wish and pray)
then only someone will come and say
did this person ever walk this way.

Einstein so did of the great Indian MG say
years hence generations will never accept
such a soul ever walked (this way)
but yes he too did pass away
yet but for... in the hearts of millions to stay

where he is no one can say
in memorials of memories his voice today
as imprints lasts (for that day)
when the newer folks will say
was he also human
No, they will shake their heads in disbelief
which only twas Einstein's and now my belief

I tread the path in open harmony
someone will someday say of me
who was
this lively one
a poet or human

God bless the souls (as per you,)
who leave behind
A sole human view

do we really live beyond life

Love judy
xxx