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The First Word
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The first WORD thought from the void

and the swirling vortex,

the black hole bank of time,

reversed motion and spewed forth

the smoky remains of dying universes

Combusted molecules of plasma gas

ignited into a flame of pure energy,

and a huge, nuclear inferno was

suspended in a milky highway

of 100 billion stars

Comets, tails caught in the magnetic

door, were spun into its orbit,

along with nine planets and their moons

that flung asteroidal debri

like so much galaxy pocket change

The first WORD called matter forth

from its minute atoms again

And the elements of earth were formed

as gaseous vapors morfed and clouded

into thick, bluish mists of liquid life

A clorophyll sea spilled organismic pea

soup that covered the earth

The first WORD gathered carbon dust

and with spittle from His tongue

molded sinew and bone,

and feather, fur, scale and skin

into all forms of fish, fowl, amphibian

and mammal

And pleased with His handiwork,

He put His mark apon it

and blood flooded the veins, vessels

and corpuscles of tissue


Then He paused...

and His world paused...


The first WORD was alone,

and wanting to share His creation

He made Man, flesh of His flesh,

bone of His bone out of single strands

of sanctified DNA

that replicated His holy gene pool

The first WORD breathed consciousness

into the mind of Man

and knowlege of His will...

And the first WORD spoke...



















   

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 Reviews of "The First Word"
Reviewed on February 22, 2005
Linda,

Exceptional paraphrasing of the "Word" - outstanding write!!


Best wishes,

Robert

Reviewed by Kate Burnside
Reviewed on February 6, 2005
Excellent, Linda!! You have fair put flesh on the bones of the first chapters of Genesis with this cinematic and graphically illustrated write, which is eye-poppingly 3D!! You speak of a life worth living and sanctifying here! And you bring home the AWESOMENESS of Creation by The Word. TY - and for your appreciative comments on my work recently... I am truly grateful. Bless you, Kate xx

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on February 5, 2005
excellent metaphysical appraisal ...

Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)
Reviewed on February 4, 2005
I like this truly brilliant write about the word. Bravo.

Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)
Reviewed on February 4, 2005
Brilliant. DNA proves the word.

Darwin is history. Bible is future. And the truth.

Only fools think we come from monkeys, if it were so we would see half man/monkey.

Reviewed on February 4, 2005
nice lines! :)


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