The Origin Of The Circle
by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen — Read all 1,670 poems by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
Saturday, February 19, 2005
In ancient life, in primitive cycle,
Empyrean was still visible; how
Did we fall so low as to expose gall
Of humanistic hypocrisy? Bow,
All, to We. I had a dream, while thinking,
On religion, juxtapositioned. I
Saw opposites. I imagined shrinking
Mankind into a handful. The old lies
Of Time created billions of gods,
Man-gods, wannabes of cloned quintessence,
Bar-coded and heart-cold to sad eons
Of estrangement. I didn’t weep, no sense
In applying mortality to Man,
Because, I see, now, false gods are common.
Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
© Copyright 2/19/05
Love Tinka
Much enjoyed this creative piece.
Love from India - Joel -
Both near and afar,
That would work, a coded bar,
We need to know where they do exist,
Maybe the nearest star...?
Find Peace friend Erin, Ed & rufuz
your mark;-) Excellent deduction. only one Creator
but many gods both chosen and sham....
Eileen
probably too much about the "programs"
that have been handed down!
It's always good to read your work!